I just installed Red Hat 9 and configuring and compiling (with and without --prefix=/usr) superkaramba works fine (as far as I know). I do have Python installed...
when I try "$./superkaramba examples/main.theme" I get the following error:
./superkaramba: error while loading shared libraries: libpython2.2.so.0.0: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
As I said, I have Python installed but it seems that Superkaramba doesn't find the library.
Any ideas??
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don't run ./superkaramba. Make sure you are running the copy that you installed to /usr/bin. So run /usr/bin/superkaramba. The source code comes with a version compiled for Mandrake 9.1 which wouldn't work on Redhat and I think you are running that copy instead of the one you compiled and installed.
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Well, that was simply too easy.......works greeeaaat :)
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2003-05-11
I am having the same error message come up. The only problem is that I am executing the superkaramba file that i copied to /usr/bin/ Anyone have any ideas?
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I just installed Red Hat 9 and configuring and compiling (with and without --prefix=/usr) superkaramba works fine (as far as I know). I do have Python installed...
when I try "$./superkaramba examples/main.theme" I get the following error:
./superkaramba: error while loading shared libraries: libpython2.2.so.0.0: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
As I said, I have Python installed but it seems that Superkaramba doesn't find the library.
Any ideas??
don't run ./superkaramba. Make sure you are running the copy that you installed to /usr/bin. So run /usr/bin/superkaramba. The source code comes with a version compiled for Mandrake 9.1 which wouldn't work on Redhat and I think you are running that copy instead of the one you compiled and installed.
Well, that was simply too easy.......works greeeaaat :)
I am having the same error message come up. The only problem is that I am executing the superkaramba file that i copied to /usr/bin/ Anyone have any ideas?
which file did you copy to /usr/bin? The superkaramba-0.23/superkaramba file? Or one you compiled yourself. You don't want to use the first one.
Yes thats what I did! Thanks for the help!