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does anyone know why ymessenger doesn't work on redhat 9? i mean the website says it was tested on 6.x but 9 is a long way from 6.x
i used ymessenger perfectly fine with redhat 7.2 and 7.3 the error message i am currently getting is:
/opt/ymessenger/bin/ymessenger.bin: error while loading shared libraries: libcrypto.so.2: cannot open shared file: No such file or directory
does anyone know what that means and how to fix it??
libcrypto comes with openssl, do you have that installed? Might not be in the correct path if you do have it installed as well.
Also according to the yahoo site, they haven't created a rpm based on redhat 9 yet, only up to 8. I could only suggest using something like GAIM which fully supports the yahoo protocol and Messenger.
i opened it up and it only has aol and icq do i need a plugin? sorry to ask a stupid question but i've got more than just this problem so i don't want to search around on google looking for a plugin when i don't know what its called or anything..
Originally posted by i_is_cat i opened it up and it only has aol and icq do i need a plugin? sorry to ask a stupid question but i've got more than just this problem so i don't want to search around on google looking for a plugin when i don't know what its called or anything..
Its included, open up your options and add the plugin. Sometimes its under the options or account menus depending on what version you have.
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that really helped a lot i went to the page and it explained it perfectly thank you 
