In downloading the GLIBC 2.9 from OPENSUSE, upon installation still wants to break ruby-rails by not having the libwcrypt.so.1.
Has anyone else had this problem and been able to work around it?
In downloading the GLIBC 2.9 from OPENSUSE, upon installation still wants to break ruby-rails by not having the libwcrypt.so.1.
Has anyone else had this problem and been able to work around it?
First,
I’d want to doublecheck with you that library name is a typo, you really meant libcrypt.so.1
If that’s the case (most likely), you’ll find the library is likely already installed on your system, and if you’re still getting error you should be able to ignore it because libcrypt.so.1 is installed in a common location where any application can find it.
In any case, I’m a bit surprised that you are working with a glibc on a machine you’re also coding or running ruby on rails.
Unelss there is a special reason, I do my coding in virtual machines, and each machine is dedicated to a different purpose so to minimize conflicts.
TSU