Maurizio Piacenza a écrit : > Hello everybody and I bag your pardon if I ask something that you've > already talked about, but I can't find any info around... > I've subscribed a Virtual Private Server Plan with WestHost.com because > they told me that, generally speaking, I could install neko and haxe on > a VPS. > Now that I'm going to install neko I have some problems and they replyed > that they need further investigation to find if they can install > libgc.so.1 on their VPS. > I've also tried to install neko but when I try "neko test" server tells > me that libgc.so.1 is not installed. > The problem is that VPS plan doesn't give me a real root access: for > example I can't create/modifiy/cancel folders in /usr/lib. But I can > make this in /usr/local/lib. > And in fact I've installed neko in /usr/local/lib/neko. > But now I have a problem with libgc.so.1 and I have to say that I'm not > so an expert with Linux. But I'm so interested in using neko + haxe for > my web project. > In fact I'm a web designer and also an Actionscript programmer so I > absolutely have to install neko + haxe + haxevideo :-) > I've installed neko+haxe+haxevideo on my local server, but it was easy > because my local server is running Windows and I've used the installer ;-)
You can simply install libgc on your computer, then copy /usr/lib/libgc.so from your computer to /usr/local/lib/libgc.so on VPS. Nicolas -- Neko : One VM to run them all (http://nekovm.org)
