I think your problem is a general Linux issue, nothing specific
to Ghostscript or LilyPond. When you start a program, the loader
looks for libraries that have to be loaded dynamically. A number
of directories are searched by default, including /usr/lib/ and /lib/.
Read the man pages for ld.so and ldconfig and possibly some FAQ for
your 64bit system to learn how to make the loader search in the
desired directory.
/Mats
Dario Castellarin wrote:
Hallo,
I'm trying to install LilyPond using the i386 rpms provided on the
website, but when I run ghostscript it complains about libcrypto.so.4
and libssl.so.4 missing. Actually, I installed them with the openssl097
64bit rpm, but they're located in /usr/lib64, not /usr/lib, that is
where probably the ghostscript rpm is looking.
Fedora doesn't seem to provide the (pretty outdated) openssl097 32bit
rpm, so in my /usr/lib there are libcrypto.so.5 and libssl.so.5.
Is that fixable? How can i make the ghostscript rpm pointing at the
right libs?
Any hint would be appreciated, many thanks!
Dario
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