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Old 10-24-2018, 09:45 AM   #1
Mark Pettit
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liblmdb.so.0.0.0 may have gone (at least on current)


I've started getting this error :
nslookup xxx
nslookup: error while loading shared libraries: liblmdb.so.0.0.0: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory

and

dig xxx
dig: error while loading shared libraries: liblmdb.so.0.0.0: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory

a search for the library show's it to be missing on my laptop - and a ldd shows that both programs above (and possibly others) want it.

Anyone else seen this ?
 
Old 10-24-2018, 09:50 AM   #2
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Did you install this already?
lmdb-0.9.22-x86_64-2
 
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Old 10-24-2018, 09:51 AM   #3
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Check that you have the Slackware-current package 'lmdb' installed and not an older variant (either SBo or a leftover from my ktown repository)
 
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Old 10-24-2018, 09:55 AM   #4
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Check that you have the Slackware-current package 'lmdb' installed and not an older variant (either SBo or a leftover from my ktown repository)
I've been using the slackpkg tool to update my system - and run it pretty much with the PLUS bit added, and enabling multilib. I've just let it run as-is and then taken the defaults. So I'm not sure when the lmdb arrived into the "current" setup - but I sort-of expected slackpkg top figure it out. Maybe I have to run the "install-new" option - I've never done that ?
 
Old 10-24-2018, 10:32 AM   #5
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Perhaps you still have a line in your /etc/slackpkg/blacklist blacklisting all my "alien" packages? That does not work if you also use slackpkg+.
 
Old 10-25-2018, 12:28 AM   #6
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So it was the fact that I did not (or HAD not yet) run the "install-new" option on slackpkg. In fact it found these 4 : icecream, jmtpfs, libopusenc, lmdb, zstd. I'm still fairly new using slackpkg. Thanks for then pointers. It's now working perfectly fine.
 
Old 10-28-2018, 05:02 PM   #7
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Maybe I have to run the "install-new" option - I've never done that ?
This is a necessity when running -current. Packages will get added to the system, it is is imperative to ensure you install them when running -current. You should always install-new before running upgrade-all. And you should follow it by clean-system to remove any packages that were removed in Slackware. As you can see from the list below, there's quite a bit of new and removed packages in -current.

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*** PACKAGE ADDITIONS SINCE 14.2 ***

a/efivar
a/haveged
a/hostname (split from n/net-tools)
a/lbzip2
a/lzlib
a/mlocate (replaces a/slocate)
a/openssl10-solibs (compat libraries for openssl-1.0.2)
a/plzip
ap/dash (replaces ap/ash)
ap/man-db (replaces ap/man)
ap/sc-im (replaces ap/sc)
ap/opus-tools
ap/xorriso
d/gcc-brig
d/gnucobol (replaces d/gnu-cobol)
d/icecream
d/parallel
d/patchelf
d/python-pip
d/python3
d/opencl-headers
d/rust
l/Mako
l/SDL2
l/SDL2_gfx
l/SDL2_image
l/SDL2_mixer
l/SDL2_net
l/SDL2_ttf
l/ffmpeg
l/fluidsynth
l/gexiv2
l/gst-plugins-libav
l/id3lib
l/jansson
l/jmtpfs
l/json-glib
l/lame
l/libbluray
l/libclc
l/libedit
l/libidn2
l/libsodium
l/libunwind
l/libwebp
l/ocl-icd
l/opus
l/opusfile
l/pyparsing
l/python-appdirs
l/python-certifi
l/python-chardet
l/python-docutils
l/python-idna
l/python-notify2
l/python-packaging
l/python-requests
l/python-sane
l/python-six
l/python-urllib3
l/speex
l/tdb
l/tevent
l/talloc
l/utf8proc
n/dovecot
n/libmilter
n/nghttp2
n/npth
n/openssl10 (compat development package for openssl-1.0.2)
n/postfix
n/sshfs
n/wireless_tools (renamed from n/wireless-tools)
t/fig2dev (replaces t/transfig)
t/texlive (replaces t/tetex and t/tetex-doc)
x/igt-gpu-tools (replaces x/intel-gpu-tools)
x/intel-vaapi-driver (replaces x/libva-intel-driver)
x/libXfont2
x/libinput
x/libmypaint
x/libva-utils
x/libwacom
x/mypaint-brushes
x/ttf-tlwg
x/urw-core35-fonts-otf
x/vulkan-sdk
x/xf86-input-libinput
x/xf86-video-vboxvideo
x/xorgproto (replaces all of the other x/*proto packages)
xap/easytag
xap/rxvt-unicode (replaces xap/rxvt)
extra/sendmail/* (moved from main tree)


*** PACKAGE REMOVALS SINCE 14.2 ***

a/eject (included in a/util-linux)
a/slocate (replaced by a/mlocate)
ap/ash (replaced by ap/dash)
ap/man (replaced by ap/man-db)
ap/sc (replaced by ap/sc-im)
ap/workbone
d/gcc-java
d/gnu-cobol (replaced by d/gnucobol)
l/herqq
l/libart_lgpl
l/libmowgli
l/libmcs
l/libmsn
l/libtermcap
l/libwmf-docs (merged with l/libwmf)
l/notify-python (replaced by python-notify2)
l/pyrex
n/dirmngr
n/idnkit
n/pth
n/rfkill (included in a/util-linux)
n/sendmail (moved to /extra ; replaced by n/postfix and n/libmilter)
n/sendmail-cf (moved to /extra ; replaced by n/postfix and n/libmilter)
n/trn
n/wireless-tools (renamed to n/wireless_tools)
t/tetex (replaced by t/texlive)
t/tetex-doc (replaced by t/texlive)
t/transfig (replaced by t/fig2dev)
x/bigreqsproto (replaced by x/xorgproto)
x/compositeproto (replaced by x/xorgproto)
x/damageproto (replaced by x/xorgproto)
x/dmxproto (replaced by x/xorgproto)
x/dri2proto (replaced by x/xorgproto)
x/dri3proto (replaced by x/xorgproto)
x/evieext (replaced by x/xorgproto)
x/fixesproto (replaced by x/xorgproto)
x/fontcacheproto (replaced by x/xorgproto)
x/fontsproto (replaced by x/xorgproto)
x/glproto (replaced by x/xorgproto)
x/inputproto (replaced by x/xorgproto)
x/intel-gpu-tools (replaced by x/igt-gpu-tools)
x/kbproto (replaced by x/xorgproto)
x/libXfont (deprecated)
x/libva-intel-driver (replaced by x/intel-vaapi-driver)
x/presentproto (replaced by x/xorgproto)
x/printproto (replaced by x/xorgproto)
x/randrproto (replaced by x/xorgproto)
x/recordproto (replaced by x/xorgproto)
x/renderproto (replaced by x/xorgproto)
x/resourceproto (replaced by x/xorgproto)
x/scrnsaverproto (replaced by x/xorgproto)
x/videoproto (replaced by x/xorgproto)
x/xcmiscproto (replaced by x/xorgproto)
x/xextproto (replaced by x/xorgproto)
x/xf86-video-xgi (replaced by x/xorgproto)
x/xf86-video-xgixp (replaced by x/xorgproto)
x/xf86bigfontproto (replaced by x/xorgproto)
x/xf86dgaproto (replaced by x/xorgproto)
x/xf86driproto (replaced by x/xorgproto)
x/xf86miscproto (replaced by x/xorgproto)
x/xf86vidmodeproto (replaced by x/xorgproto)
x/xineramaproto (replaced by x/xorgproto)
x/xproto (replaced by x/xorgproto)
xap/rxvt (replaced by xap/rxvt-unicode)
extra/mplayerplug-in/mplayerplug-in
 
  


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