I have installed OpenSuse 11.4 and want to install an application but it is giving :
error: Failed dependencies:
libstdc++ is needed by libcryptoki-4.4.1-9.i386
Even when libstdc++ is installed… Plz help me out
Run it in your terminal again and write here the output.
You might need one of the older versions of libstdc++. As stamstolias says, please post the entire error message that you’re getting (from the terminal) and post it here.
One other thing – are you running 64-bit or 32-bit openSUSE? If you are running 64-bit then you’ll need to install the 32-bit libstdc.
As I thing with this installstion processing you have installed this library
su
# zypper install libcryptoki-4.4.1-9.i386
On 04/06/2011 03:06 PM, sagar wwindia wrote:
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> Even when libstdc++ is installed…
welcome new poster…you don’t tell us your operating system or version
nor do you mention your experience in openSUSE nor Linux in general,
therefore i need to ask
how did you install libstdc++?
if you didn’t use YaST or zypper there is the chance it got installed to
the wrong place, or is not found because ldconfig was not run…
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OpenSuse 11.4
libcryptoki-4.4.1-9.i386
As I can see it is OpenSuse 11.4 and it is 32 bit
Yes…it is OpenSuse 11.4 32 bit…and i have already installed libstdc++ 45 and libstdc++ 33 which is the installed by compat…but still it is not working
Even “zypper install libcryptoki-4.4.1-9.i386” did not work…
@DenverD whats the thing with “ldconfig”??
We want the output of running.
Exact Error :
error: Failed dependencies:
libstdc++ is needed by libcryptoki-4.4.1-9.i386
Failed to install libcryptoki-4.4.1-9.i386.rpm
Hold on … what is this package (libcryptoki) from? I can’t find it in the repositories – but I’m using 64-bit.
What happens if you just double-click on the file from the file-manager? In GNOME, the default would be to ask if you want to install the file, and packagekit would resolve all the dependencies.
Try to remove libstdc++ 33.
This is what appears after i double click from file manager and after it has tried solving dependencies :
nothing provides libstdc++ needed by libcryptoki-4.4.1-9.i386
This is what appears when i double click on the file :
nothing provides libstdc++ needed by libcryptoki-4.4.1-9.i386
Ok, but where did you get this RPM from? I did a google search and I can’t find it anywhere, and can’t seem to figure out what it actually does. Is this RPM designed for openSUSE? Usually dependency / library errors will give you a message indicating what exact library is missing or it’s looking for (for example, an .so or soemthing – not just a general package name)
Maybe you need to install the correct library for C++ first. Try to install gcc45-c++
Don’t know for what the rpm was designed for…i received it from a client…and he has no technical knowledge about this…is there any way to find it out??
This rpm is from an API of HSM named Luna SA…
Don’t know for what the rpm was designed for…i received it from a client…and he has no technical knowledge about this…is there any way to find it out??
This rpm is from an API of HSM named Luna SA…
Don’t know for what the rpm was designed for…i received it from a client…and he has no technical knowledge about this…is there any way to find it out??
This rpm is from an API of HSM named Luna SA…
Well…
you could try something like rpm -q -filesbypkg -p <filename.rpm> — that will show you what files are in the rpm package. Look in there to see if there is a README, etc that might give a clue to the distro it was built for.
Also, you could do something like: rpm -qi -p <filename.rpm> that will give you the information about the package.
Try to install it.