GAIM - "SSL support needed" [Slack]
I'm using Slackware 9.1 and installed GAIM 0.7 which apparently won't work on Slack unless you do some extra stuff. I found an article at www.slackware.se which said what to do.
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ln -s /usr/lib/mozilla-1.4/libnspr4.so /lib/libnspr4.so Is there an easy way to fix this? I was thinking that I'd uninstall GAIM and install a package which has the library-thingies that I need. I don't remember where I saw it but I'm sure I can find it again. I can't find GAIM (which is installed in /home/MYUSERNAME/gaim-0.75) in the list of packages to remove with pkgtool. |
Have you tried installing openssl?
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I haven't. But since I've changed the things I've changed wouldn't it be easier just to uninstall and reinstall?
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You can do that but eventually you'll need to install openssl by the looks of your error message.
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I'll give it a try then.
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I installed OpenSSL and did this:
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bash-2.05b# ln -s /lib/libnspr4.so /usr/lib/mozilla-1.4/libnspr4.so If someone could just tell me how to uninstall GAIM I think I'd be able to fix the rest myself :) |
*bump*
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Yes, I have the same problem.
The only articles I could come across on this subject were relating to SLL with Mozilla :( |
Well keep an eye on this thread and sooner or later someone might give the answer.
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I tried "make uninstall" and it was doing some stuff for a long time. But the GAIM-folder is still there and it still has files in it. I tried "rm -rf /gaim-0.75" and that didn't work either.
Surely someone must know how to do this? |
You have to add this path to /etc/ld.conf (that might not be the exact file...i'm at work but it's close....might be ld.conf.so. If you open that file, you should see a list of the lib's on your computer).
/usr/lib/mozilla-1.4 Or where ever that folder is on your computer (could be just "mozilla" without the 1.4 as well....just saw slack 9.1 in the user profile.......it's mozilla-1.4). Then do "ldconfig" at a command line. Then when you compile GAIM, you should see at the very end of ./configure that it has found ssl in the mozilla directory. Always worked for me. Cheers! :-) Edit** : As for uninstalling gaim, go to the folder you compiled the software in and do a "make uninstall" or if it's a rpm, try "rpm -e gaim". As for that annoying folder, just move it to a useless directory for now and delete it later or in the X console delete it. |
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