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simonm 09-23-2008 03:06 PM

Missing dependency - libmcrypt.so.4
 
I run the command yum install php-mcrypt and i get the above message.

How do i install the dependency and where do i get it from please?

Please advise.
Thanks

TB0ne 09-23-2008 03:12 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by simonm (Post 3289608)
I run the command yum install php-mcrypt and i get the above message.

How do i install the dependency and where do i get it from please?

Please advise.
Thanks

Please provide more information. You don't say what version or distro of Linux you're running, so it's hard to tell you where to get it from.

A quick Google search says that this file is from the libmcrypt RPM. Either install it using the same command you gave above, or look on http://rpm.pbone.net, or get it from whatever distribution-repository your using.

simonm 09-23-2008 03:19 PM

Using red hat linux enterprise 5

Get message saying mcrypt is installed when searching using yum search mcrypt, but on my script installation tells me to enable mcrypt, no mcrypt comments available in the php.ini file, and when i try install the following RPM it says package not available.

ftp://fr2.rpmfind.net/linux/dag/redh...l5.rf.i386.rpm

Please advise,
Thanks

TB0ne 09-23-2008 03:49 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by simonm (Post 3289619)
Using red hat linux enterprise 5

Get message saying mcrypt is installed when searching using yum search mcrypt, but on my script installation tells me to enable mcrypt, no mcrypt comments available in the php.ini file, and when i try install the following RPM it says package not available.

ftp://fr2.rpmfind.net/linux/dag/redh...l5.rf.i386.rpm

Please advise,
Thanks

Did you try the yum install libmcrypt, as suggested before?

Try to download that RPM file, and manually install it with "rpm -i <package name>" (as root). If you just can't get to the file, check the installation media you've got for RHEL, and it'll probably be on there, or you can contact RedHat support (since you've paid for it), and they can get you the file.

EDIT: I clicked the link you specified above, and I can save the RPM to my hard drive.

w3bd3vil 09-23-2008 06:21 PM

What does the output show for this
Quote:

updatedb
locate libmcrypt.so


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