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libperl.so missing or wrong version found on Linux
Have a development CentOS box that I've created a binary to run on another Linux box that did not have perl. All worked well up until recently. The runtime box was recently updated. It now has Perl 5.8.8 (non-activestae build) and some other pkg updates... but it is still basically the same OS (32bit CentOS 2.6.18).
Now when the binary is executed it reports libperl.so found at /usr/lib/perl5/... not an ActiveState binary. Which is true.... but what is this an issue now?
the /tmp gets the pdk-xxxx/ dir with the libperl.so from the binary but never seems to be referenced.
print a persian file by thermal printer and python-escpos mnodule
hello friends...
i want to print a persian file by thermal printer..
i can print an english file esily..but i face the proble while printing persian text..
i think i don't do some principles...i have studied about unicode encodeand decode in python..but it seems it isn't enough
please guide me
in the first code, i used the different codepages, but my output from the printer is just question mark ""?"" instead of the persian words
in the second code
the printer prints the obscure letters...
i tried the different codepages..but it wasn't usefull
#!/usr/bin/env python
PerlApp created executable not running with nonexec permission on /tmp directory
Hi,
We are using PerlApp to create freestanding executable from perl script.
When the executable built with PerlApp runs, it extracts its dynamic object files in the /tmp/pdk directory. However, it is not working on those systems which have some security permission like nonexec and non writable on /tmp directory.
Our application run on different ports and the problem is same on Window,Linu and AIX platform.
Komodo won't start on linux due to missing symbol
Question:
Komodo won't start on linux, complains about gdk_window_get_visual symbol
Answer:
On certain older (mostly RedHat based) linux distros Komodo will fail to start with the following error:
undefined symbol: gdk_window_get_visual
To fix this error you simply need to install the "gdk-pixbuf2" package. The name varies per distro, but searching for "pixbuf" should get you the right package name.
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Corrupted Files when running the ActivePerl Linux installer
Question:
When I run the installer, it reports that several files are corrupted. I see this error:
This installer package does not have the expected content. Please try to download a fresh copy of ActivePerl from ActiveState's website at activestate.com. If you still have problems please contact us at SupportEmail.
How do I fix this?
Answer:
---Updated 03/18:
This FAQ applies to ALL ActivePerl Linux tarball installers.
A link to a current version has been specified solely for convenience
---
Trash the ActivePerl folder you extracted. Download a fresh copy, and do not open the Download with the Linux Archive Manager.
Archive Managers use an incompatible algorithm.
Go to a Terminal Window, and extract the file on the command line, using GNUtar instead:
http://docs.activestate.com/activeperl/5.26/get/linux/
ActiveTcl with tbcload 1.4 is needed
Hay all,
I need download ActiveTcl with tbcload version 1.4.
I have tried to download ActiveTcl 8.4.20.0 from Download_Site , but the it is using tbcload version 1.6.
I have also requested from Request_Site but I don't know how long it will take until I am allowed to download it.
Any suggestion is appreciated!
Thank you very much.
Best regards,
Andi
tclapp or tclcompiler
Hay guys,
I am a little bit confuse about tclapp and tclcompiler. Actually, my objection is simple: to warp a tcl to become an platform-independent executable file.
1. I have reviewed tcl_compiler_reference and seems like it's the one I need. And what's the difference between tclapp and tclcompiler?
No starkit due to no "base-tcl-<platform>" and "base-tk-<platform>" on the installation folder
Hay Guys,
I am a new user to this TDK. Lately I found some issues when using the evaluation version of tclapp.
I download the evaluation package for linux x64 machine by choosing Linux(x86_64) from : Download Site. After I installed it on my machine, please notice that it doesn't have any base-tcl- and base-tk- folder.
Installation of tcl8.5 (32-bit) on ubuntu 12.04 64-bit - Any issues?
- Downloaded "ActiveTcl8.5.15.0.297577-linux-ix86-threaded "
- run the install.sh but, that failed with error saying ./payload/bin/wish8.5 - no such file or directory
- I have manually install tk from ubuntu repos and have changed the install.sh to point to /usr/bin/wish8.5
Observation:
(i) The above steps helped me get the GUI for installation but, installation failed when it tried to open teacup with error "no such file or directory"
ppm install failed: 503 Service Unavailable
I recently had to reinstall our ActivePerl 5.16.3 installation (which went fine) and then reinstall the CPAN modules that we use. I do this by doing a series of 11 ppm calls.
Ten of the ppm invocations executed completely correctly - so there shouldn't be a connectivity issue - but one of them failed. I was unable to install Config::Simple, getting the message below:
ppm install Config::Simple
Downloading ActiveState Package Repository packlist...done
Updating ActiveState Package Repository database...done
Syncing site PPM database with .packlists...done