On Sunday 20 October 2002 10:56 pm, Eri Mendz wrote:
> Actually ang di-nowload kong libs ay rpm-based. I did have the tar ball
> source and configured it before switching to rpm but like the latter its
> still complaining.
are the libsigc++ libraries visible to programs trying to load them?
what does
ldconfig -v | grep libsigc
say?
if libsigc++ doesn't appear in the output of ldconfig -v, then possibly
the library isn't in the list of libraries that ld searches. to fix this,
edit ld.so.conf to include the directory in which libsigc++ is
stored and run ldconfig again.
note: i have not actually used libsigc++ or centericq. all i'm providing
is a generic suggestion. i have a libsigc-1.0.so.0.0.0 on my box,
but that probably isn't what you need.
> Sigh, cguro nga kailangan basahin ko ulit ang README
> and INSTALL included in the tarball package.
yeah, and that's a possibility too. i'm too lazy to ask google.
what does centericq do? and while i'm asking, what universal
IM client do people use? i've not had much luck with
universal IM clients, i've seen too much instability, and
crashing and i'm just avoiding universal clients in general.
tiger
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