I recently upgraded my system using swaret, including imagemagick
(imagemagick-5.5.7_14-i486-1.tgz). When I did a dependency check I got the
following:

Sat Dec 20 08:11:05 EST 2003: [ dependency_check() ] - %
(libwmflite-0.2.so.7) from Package 'imagemagick-5.5.7_14-i486-1' NOT FOUND!
Sat Dec 20 08:11:05 EST 2003: [ dependency_check() ] - Search for
(libwmflite-0.2.so.7), needed by 'imagemagick-5.5.7_14-i486-1'!

Now when I try to run one of the imagemagick utilities I get the following:

/usr/bin/convert: error while loading shared libraries: libwmflite-0.2.so.7:
cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory

Looks as if something is missing in the distribution.

It's also a bit painful because the new utilities are installed in /usr/bin
instead of /usr/X11R6/bin, so I'll need to fix up a few scripts.

In the meantime I've gone back to my trusty old version of imagemagick,
which seems to work OK anyway.

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Robert S <robert_s@emailme.net.au> is thought to have
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> I recently upgraded my system using swaret, including imagemagick
> (imagemagick-5.5.7_14-i486-1.tgz). When I did a dependency check I got the
> following:
>
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>
> /usr/bin/convert: error while loading shared libraries: libwmflite-0.2.so.7:
> cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
>
You didn't search google did you? This was discussed a few days ago.

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Bartosz Oudekerk

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Bartosz Oudekerk <bartosz@see_my_gnupg-key.com> wrote:
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pgp trash troll delete

> You didn't search google did you? This was discussed a few days
> ago.

Here you go suggesting that others search google and yet you
yourself are posting inline pgp which is both unreasonable and
irresponsible. You should know better by now. Inline pgp is a
violation of usenet netiquette.

Please refrain from posting inline pgp in the future.

Thank you.

cordially, as always,

rm

On Mon, 22 Dec 2003 14:07:13 GMT, dcba@dcba.dcba.org wrote:


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> Please refrain from posting inline pgp in the future.

Curious. Doesn't tin allow you to toggle pgp display on and off? Slrn
does.

Rinaldi
--
When I was in school, I cheated on my metaphysics exam: I looked into
the soul of the boy sitting next to me.
-- Woody Allen

Rinaldi J. Montessi wrote :

> Curious. Doesn't tin allow you to toggle pgp display on and off? Slrn
> does.

She doesn't f*cking care, she wants others to turn it off for her.

Actually she was using SLRN until somebody told her how to turn off pgp
and then she switched.

Oh BTW. Please don't feed the trolls.
--
Thomas O.

This area is designed to become quite warm during normal operation.

Rinaldi J. Montessi <rinaldi@senior.envision> wrote:
> On Mon, 22 Dec 2003 14:07:13 GMT, dcba@dcba.dcba.org wrote:


> [...]

> > Please refrain from posting inline pgp in the future.

> Curious. Doesn't tin allow you to toggle pgp display on and off? Slrn
> does.

Actually, tin does not allow you to toggle pgp. Not that it
matters. We shouldn't have to accommodate those who knowingly
violate usenet standards of behaviour.

cordially, as always,

rm

On Mon, 22 Dec 2003 19:42:23 +0100, Thomas Overgaard wrote:
>
> Rinaldi J. Montessi wrote :
>
>> Curious. Doesn't tin allow you to toggle pgp display on and off? Slrn
>> does.
>
> She doesn't f*cking care, she wants others to turn it off for her.
>
> Actually she was using SLRN until somebody told her how to turn off pgp
> and then she switched.
>
> Oh BTW. Please don't feed the trolls.

The question was serious and thanks for the answer.

I also dislike pgp, but with slrn I never know it's there. Problem solved
:-)

Rinaldi
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Rinaldi J. Montessi <rinaldi@senior.envision> wrote:
> On Mon, 22 Dec 2003 19:42:23 +0100, Thomas Overgaard wrote:
> >
> > Rinaldi J. Montessi wrote :
> >
> >> Curious. Doesn't tin allow you to toggle pgp display on and off? Slrn
> >> does.
> >
> > She doesn't f*cking care, she wants others to turn it off for her.
> >
> > Actually she was using SLRN until somebody told her how to turn off pgp
> > and then she switched.
> >
> > Oh BTW. Please don't feed the trolls.

> The question was serious and thanks for the answer.

We do not use slrn. We have never used slrn except to try it out
once or twice. It's a gawdawful piece of shit that somehow
survived the 1980's.

cordially, as always,

rm

On Mon, 22 Dec 2003 21:54:07 GMT, cdba@cdba.org wrote:

*plonk*

Rinaldi
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God is the tangential point between zero and infinity.
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