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List:       kde-linux
Subject:    Re: [kde-linux] compile error in kdebase-2.2.2
From:       <mb3006 () mindspring ! com>
Date:       2001-12-28 18:43:45
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OK - this is on a Thinklpad 560... a Slackware-8 install failed to run 
because XF86-4.x won't play on it, so I removed all the X, kde and gnome 
stuff and started over with X11-3.whatever, which does work.  The libssl 
stuff appears to work fine during the kdelibs compile, and doesn't crash 
until about the 3rd time it's used in kdebase.  If I had a clue how to dump 
error messages with the std out into a file I could give you an exact picture 
of what it's doing and where it fails. (make > make.log doesn't get stderr's 
output, it probably needs a "&2" or something, my C knowledge is sadly 
deficient) I did fix ld.so.conf to point to where things are now instead of 
where slackware stuck them and rerun ldconfig... that was another learning 
experience early on in this adventure.

  
On Friday 28 December 2001 02:21, James Richard Tyrer wrote:
> mb3006@mindspring.com wrote:
> > I did the great library hunt, installed qt -x11-2.3.2, openssl-0.9.6b,
> > gtk+-1.2.10, glib-1.2.10, libxml2-2.4.12, libxslt-1.0.9, pcre-3.7...
> > kedlibs-2.2.2 compiled and installed fine, kdebase-2.2.2 died when it
> > got into the /control/crypto directory with a "-lssl not found" error.
> > I looked through the archives and found a reference to building openssl
> > with "./configure shared" so I did that, recompiled kdelibs after a make
> > clean and rm config.status, i removed the kdebase directory and unzipped
> > the tarball again to start fresh, kdebase still dies with "-lssl not
> > found"
>
> Do you have other versions of OpenSSL installed?  Perhaps from RPMs??
>
> JRT
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