Hi, I have decided to update all ports yesterday and found that after that librtmp.so.0 was missing (i.e. I couldn't build git) I found new version of it: /usr/lib/librtmp.so.1 and link /usr/lib/librtmp.so.0 to it. What do you do in such situations? Thanks, Wawrzek -- Dr Wawrzyniec Niewodniczański or Wawrzek for short PhD in Quantum Chemistry & MSc in Molecular Engineering WWW: http://wawrzek.name E-MAIL: jobs@wawrzek.name Linux User #177124
On 10.03.2014 23:02, Wawrzek Niewodniczanski wrote:
Hi, (...) /usr/lib/librtmp.so.1 and link /usr/lib/librtmp.so.0
to it. What do you do in such situations?
You can use revdep to check for ports that relied on the old library and this need to be rebuilt. regards, Thomas
On 10.03.2014 23:02, Wawrzek Niewodniczanski wrote:
Hi, (...) /usr/lib/librtmp.so.1 and link /usr/lib/librtmp.so.0
to it. What do you do in such situations?
You can use revdep to check for ports that relied on the old library and this need to be rebuilt.
In case you are interested, I'm attaching my own version of revdep that is a bit faster. In my system it runs in 2 minutes (vs 45 minutes for the one distributed with prt-utils). It also gives more detailed information when running in verbose mode. -- Alan Mizrahi
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