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I tried to usual: ldconfig and also rebooted but libdnet is not being found for some reason. Any ideals? I am trying to install a few packages that need this library. Yum shows it is installed:
I did a bit of googling and some users facing the same problem as yourself had to install libdnet into /usr/lib and not /usr/local/lib. You could just create symlinks instead of reinstalling.
Before creating symlinks you could try this for further diagnosis: 1) Dries lists 1.11-1.2 as the latest, if you look at the spec you'll see they contain the dynamic and static library, so you could try if an upgrade somehow "fixes" things. 2) what does "ldconfig -p|grep dnet" say? (If nothing, add /usr/local/lib to ld.so.conf and run "ldconfig".) 3) Does firewalk run if you force "env LD_PRELOAD=/usr/local/lib/libdnet.so firewalk"?
I did a bit of googling and some users facing the same problem as yourself had to install libdnet into /usr/lib and not /usr/local/lib. You could just create symlinks instead of reinstalling.
Thanks that helped but I still have to use the --nodeps when installing. Even with the system links there, yum still does not find it.
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