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Can't have my laptop these days, sorry being late answering .
I only recall perl-data-messagepack from the list (wich I maintain and was the reason other program was failing)
Can't have my laptop these days, sorry being late answering .
I only recall perl-data-messagepack from the list (wich I maintain and was the reason other program was failing)
perl-data-messagepack builds fine here on slackware64-current.
Might have something interfering since this isn't a build environment for now but my actual system…
It has been several weeks I was wondering if I shouldn't go with a from scratch current reinstall to sort out some glitches…
I'll have to investigate what perl module is the culprit.
Could it be safe to add the command to the slackbuild I maintain or is it best to warn in the README ?
Last edited by Tonus; 10-04-2020 at 04:30 PM.
Reason: typo
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