Eddy Petrișor wrote:
Because they aren't used by other packages. I can't keep up with this because I keep getting different answers. If I have a lib in /usr/lib, isn't it also policy that I have to have a lib binary package? I guess I would call them shared private libs or something? I suppose I could build it with static libs but the way it's packaged, I think I might still have the same problems.Barry deFreese wrote:Hi folks,I've picked up attal (with permission from the maintainer who is no longer active). I just injected it today. I've got it mostly working but I've moved it's shared libraries to /usr/lib/attal and I'll be damned if I can get rpath to work. I've tried QMAKE_RPATH, LFLAGS, etc,Why do you *want* to use rpath? Using rpath in Debian is per policy forbidden.etc to no avail. If any of you have time, I'd appreciate a little help.
Thanks, Barry deFreese