Re: libpspell error

[David Turley <dturley pobox com>]

Like I said, obvious. Thanks for the kick-in-the-pants reminder.

I think I'm going to like Balsa, (need to convert all my xfmail stuff to mailbox
format.)

One problem, the message composer language setting defaults to Brazilian, so I
have to change it every time I spell check. It won't stay set to English. How
do I convince Balsa I'm only capable of English?


On 01-Oct-2000 Randall Gibson wrote:
> could it be that you need to run ldconfig as root to have system find the
> new libraries ?? May also need to make sure /usr/local/lib is in
> /etc/ld.so.conf
> 
> 
> On Sat, 30 Sep 2000 18:59:14 David Turley wrote:
>> I had balsa working, except for the spell checker. I found the error in
>> the
>> list archives, improper install of pspell. Makes sense, I installed
>> pspell but
>> no modules.
>> 
>> So I start over. I follow the pspell directions fully. Install pspell,
>> then install the pspell-ispell module. Then back to pspell and:
>> 
>> After all the pspell modules are installed
>>  
>>     cd modules
>>     ./add-modules
>>     cd ..
>>     make
>>     make install                                                         
>>      
>>                                 
>> Do that, then I rebuild and install balsa, and get:
>> 
>> balsa: error in loading shared libraries: libpspell_ispell.so.0: cannot
>> open
>> shared object file: No such file or directory
>> 
>> I do ldd to try and load the shared libs:
>> libpspell_ispell.so.0 => not found 
>> 
>> So it boils down to this; install pspell but no modules, balsa runs but
>> no
>> spell check. Load the module, balsa won't run. :-)
>> 
>> Must be something obvious...
>> 
>> BTW, I have: /usr/local/lib/libpspell_ispell.so.0 
>> 
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