Hi,
I am using a close sourced program which requires the shared library libltdl.so.3.
I think there was a libltdl3 package for that library, but I can't locate it in Ubuntu 8.10.
Is there any way to install this library?
Hi,
I am using a close sourced program which requires the shared library libltdl.so.3.
I think there was a libltdl3 package for that library, but I can't locate it in Ubuntu 8.10.
Is there any way to install this library?
Download from http://packages.ubuntu.com/hardy/libltdl3 and install on 8.10
Nice idea.
I have done something else, though: I've created a symbolic link of libltdl.so.7 to libltdl.so.3. Luckily my closed sourced application worked!
Hi there,
I just installed libltdl3 so I could work with another package that needed it (if anybody needs to know, it's a package made by Avasys for my Epson Printer and Scanner).
I downloaded it from here:
http://packages.debian.org/etch/i386/libltdl3/download
And all the info for the package is here:
http://packages.debian.org/etch/libltdl3
Cheers
Edit:
I can't install the package, apparently there is a conflict with pulse. It seems that this version is too old for pulse. I tried with the unstable version and I can install it, but, well.... its unstable so I don't think I am going to leave it installed. Here's the unstable version page from debian.org: http://packages.debian.org/sid/libltdl3
Last edited by techflat; December 10th, 2008 at 06:21 PM.
Thanks for your reply, I thought it was something like that that you did.
However, this method doesn't work for me, I'm guessing it's because I'm trying to install a .deb package and it looks in a database for installed packages or something, but I don't really know why this happens.
When I try to install my package with the package installer, I get the following error (after doing your method):
Did you use your method to install a .deb package? If so, how did you do it? Is there some additional step I'm missing?Code:Error: Dependency is not satisfiable: libltdl3
Cheers
Perhaps I wasn't clear...
Since I had the file libltdl.so.7, I thought it was obvious I had installed the libltdl7 package.
You can install that package directly via apt-get, it's an Intrepid one and is located in Ubuntu mirrors (check here).
After I installed the package, I've just linked the library like I said before.
What exactly didn't work?
The symbolic linking or the program depending on libltdl.so.3?
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