Re: [orca-list] installing speech-dispatcher on fedora

[Alonzo <mariachiac aim com>]

Hello hanc,

I don't think speech dispatcher successfully installed. i took a look at
the the log created by ./configure and it said it was compiling with out
pulse audio support, alsa support, alsa-oss support, an.
It compiled with ibmtts support, but not espeak and festival. Festival
came installed by default, but I'm not sure if everything else was
installed along with it. I uninstalled it for now since it seems to be
broken. I tried doinging an yum install alsa-lib-devel to perhaps
install the develement libraries, but that did not work either.
Well, it could probably work, but I get an error
no key
public key not installed

I know there is a way to import keys, but I'm not sure how to od that
with yum since it does nto have an address.

I do know hte command is "rpm --import", but I'm not sure what oto put
to impor the key.
So i'll need ot reinstall speech-dispatcher. I have not though since the
log created from ./configure does nto report anything good. It does not
make sence to me since I'm able to use orca.


Thanks,
Alonzo

Alonzo

On Thu, 2008-07-31 at 11:57 +0200, Hynek Hanke wrote:
> Alonzo wrote:
> > I've installed speech-dispatcher0.6.7 on fc9. However, when i try to
> > issue the command
> > spd-say hello
> > I get the following
> > spd-say error while loading shared libraries libspeechd.so.2 can not
> > open shared object file no such file or directory
> >   
> Hello Alonzo,
>
> your system can't find the libspeechd shared library which
> is essential for clients like spd-say, brltty or speechd-up.
> How did you install Speech Dispatcher and to which place?
> Is libspeechd.so.2 somewhere in your /usr/local/lib/ or
> /usr/lib? Did you run 'ldconfig'?
>
> With regards,
> Hynek Hanke