finally noticed this after i hit send. "--pkg-config-flags="--static""
this got me past configure.
On Wed, Mar 20, 2019 at 5:17 PM James Northrup wrote:
> returning to this topic...
>
> downgrading my host environment to ubuntu 18.04 yeilds failures of at
> least librsvg and librtmp, the
returning to this topic...
downgrading my host environment to ubuntu 18.04 yeilds failures of at least
librsvg and librtmp, the latter of which is documented as an option to
replace the simpler builtin rtmp.
"pkg-config does not find " is cropping up on many ubuntu -dev packages
the
> Immediate exit requested
hi Moritz
this was me hitting ctrl-c
it is not impossible that the corporate network is acting with prejudice.
I didnt see similar bugs by googling so i asked here. if there's no
obvious build switches to reference then I am OK sticking with curl for
now, or wget -c
On Tue, Mar 19, 2019 at 16:28:48 +0700, James Northrup wrote:
> I have been having to wrap http in -i <( curl URL) using head ffmpeg on
> ubuntu 19
Interesting.
> i want to know if there is a configure switch i might've used that creates
> a situation where http is buggered. i have two such
the addition of a bash curl pipe seems to instigate
[mp3 @ 0x55d81a07c280] Thread message queue blocking; consider raising the
thread_queue_size option (current value: 8)
that i don't see when http:// is a valid working protocol. the slowdown
adds a lot of wall-clock time.
as of today i have
2019-03-19 10:28 GMT+01:00, James Northrup :
> I have been having to wrap http in -i <( curl URL) using head ffmpeg on
> ubuntu 19
>
> i want to know if there is a configure switch i might've used that creates
> a situation where http is buggered. i have two such ubuntu 19 machines
> with similar
I have been having to wrap http in -i <( curl URL) using head ffmpeg on
ubuntu 19
i want to know if there is a configure switch i might've used that creates
a situation where http is buggered. i have two such ubuntu 19 machines
with similar results.
jim@jim-Predator-PO9-900:~$ lsb_release -a
No
