Thanks Andrew, I have the sources but am reluctant to compile on opera, as opera is a linux 2.0.33 machine - I'm advised the binary I got for i386 linux would be enough...
Here's the report from the strings command you mentioned, >[erazmus@opera /u3/e/erazmus]$ strings ./wget | grep lib >/usr/libexec/ld-elf.so.1 >libintl.so.1 >libssl.so.2 >SSL_library_init >libcrypto.so.2 >libc.so.4 >/usr/lib I'm really new to linux - can I load the required libraries into my home dir and have wget point to them there ? rgds Mike At 01:50 AM 28/9/2001 +0800, you wrote: >On Fri, 28 Sep 2001, Mike wrote: > >> Hi chaps, >> >> I've just joined the list, and wonder what the minimum file >> requirement for wget is - any version, >> >> ie. I can't run it at all on bash in a telnet session on my ISP. >> >> ./wget >> >> comes back with >> >> "bash: ./wget: No such file or directory" > >Hi > >I believe I have a shell account on the same machine - and since it >doesn't have a compiler on it you presumably got the binary from >elsewhere. I suspect it requires binaries that opera (the machine) is >lacking; you can see what library files are required with something like: > >strings ./wget | grep lib > >Then make sure all of those libraries are on the system (look in /lib, >/usr/lib, /usr/local/lib). If not, it won't work and you'll get an error >as above. > >In particular, watch out for things like the right libc, and the ssl >libraries (it may be easier for you to find a copy of wget compiled >without ssl..) > >-- >Andrew Francis >[EMAIL PROTECTED] > > > >
