Re: [ANNOUNCE] Pan release 0.150
glen walpert <[email protected]>
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On 2/27/22 12:47 AM, Duncan wrote: > glen walpert posted on Sat, 26 Feb 2022 18:37:20 -0500 as excerpted: > > <clip> > Note that binary-based distros (most distros) often split library packages > between a runtime package (normally the plain library name) and a > dependency-build-time package (normally -dev or -devel suffixed) that > contains the header files and similar that are not needed if all you are > doing is running pre-built binaries built against the library, but *are* > needed if actually building something that depends on that library. > > So look for gmime-devel-3.x or a similarly named package, and note that > after you install that, there may be other necessary -devel packages to > install as well (sometimes known as dependency hell because it can seem to > be a never-ending list). If you haven't built pan at all before, there > will likely be a bunch. If you have and it's simply looking for the newly > required versions now, you should still have many of the required -devel > packages already installed and only need the one or a handful that require > newer versions now. > > Of course from-source distros (like the gentoo I run, and I believe arch > as well, tho I believe it's binary for core packages, but doesn't split > libs regardless) don't tend to split libs like that since people will be > requiring the devel files to build other things depending on it in any > case. > > Thanks, great explanation. I got Pan 0.150 to compile and install, it opens with my list of groups, connects to Astraweb at 0 bytes/sec then crashes. I am planning to upgrade to Ubuntu 20 and try again. I suspect Pan needs one or more of the optional dependencies of gmime-3.0 which I did not check for. Glen _______________________________________________ Pan-users mailing list [email protected] https://lists.nongnu.org/mailman/listinfo/pan-users