Re: [Gnomesword-users] almost but not quite...

[Mark D. <mdu...@lo...>]

Well, I obtained both rpms from here: http://download.fedora.redhat.com/pub=
/fedora/linux/extras/4/i386/
and I am running Fedora Core 4.

I don't know why it is asking for libssl.so.4. =20

I know that prior to installing the packages (sword and gnomesword) I =
unsuccesfully attempted to install other SW received from Sword website. =
Maybe that affected something?=20

I have noticed that sword (same file name) is also found in the extras/deve=
lopment package. Could it's contents be different?

Mark Durling

>>> mp...@ma... 12/07/05 1:38 PM >>>
On Wed, 2005-12-07 at 10:39 -0500, Mark Durling wrote:
> Because My linux machine is not connected to the internet, I cannot yum =
install things.=20
> But I obtained from FC4 extras and sucessfully installed the following =
rpms...
>      --------------------------------------------------------------------=
-
>      [root@localhost bin]# rpm -q sword
>      sword-1.5.8-5.fc4
>=20
>      [root@localhost bin]# rpm -q gnomesword
>      gnomesword-2.1.2-2.3.fc4
>=20
>      [root@localhost bin]# gnomesword2
>      gnomesword2: error while loading shared libraries:  libssl.so.4:=20
>      cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
>      --------------------------------------------------------------------=
---
>  What rpm do I load to get the libssl.so.4 ?
>  And more generally, when I get a message like this, is there a command =
that I can use to determine this by myself ?
>  I think I have file libssl.so.5 right now, but what rpm does this =
belong too?

Are you running Fedora Core 4?

The gnomesword and sword rpm's you have are the same as mine - I also
have libssl.so.5 and gnomesword works. Where did you get the rpm's from?
It should be linked against libssl.so.5 and not libssl.so.4



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