Hi list,
because some of you asked for an ogg/vorbis streamer I made a new external (win & linux):
oggcast~ is used to stream ogg/vorbis encoded audio to an IceCast2 server. It has been tested with IceCast2 (win32) and JRoar (win & linux). Sources and binarys for both platforms are available at:
http://www.akustische-kunst.de/puredata/oggcast.html
There are still some features missing (resampling, user defineable header and so on) but it works anyway. Just give it a try and let me know!
Happy streaming...
Olaf
Hello, I'm running RH7.2 and trying to configure Gem. When I follow the instructions ie. create Auxiliary libraries and then run the configure script I get an error "library gltt not available - run makeauxlibs script" Anyone know why gltt wouldn't be available. I downloaded gltt and installed it. Thanks. Jim
Jim Ruxton wrote:
Hello, I'm running RH7.2 and trying to configure Gem. When I follow the instructions ie. create Auxiliary libraries and then run the configure script I get an error "library gltt not available - run makeauxlibs script" Anyone know why gltt wouldn't be available. I downloaded gltt and installed it. Thanks. Jim
where exactly resides your libgltt.a (or libgltt.so) file ? the configure process will check for these files in (and in subdirectories of) /usr/lib/ and <my_gem_src_dir>/.. so it might fail, if the libgltt.* is installed in /usr/local/lib and you are installing it from your home-directory. if this is the case, you can either copy the library-files to a place, where they can be found (which is dirty) or edit the configure.in-file (there is a "searchlib"-variable somewhere before the call for gltt. just exapand it from "../../.." to "../../.. /usr/local/lib" or similar) run autoconf and rerun the ./configure-script
mfg.cd.assadfr IOhannes
Hey Jim, I ecall having this problem myself. I think gltt put its libs under /usr/local/lib/gltt when Gem is looking for them under /usr/local/lib. now this depends on where you installed gltt? It could also be in /usr/lib if you do:
find / -name "*gltt*" -print
as root then it will list all the files with "gltt" in the name on the filesystem. (might take a while though) that way you'll know where the libs are.
You could link the libs to /usr/local/lib (or wherever yours are) or just copy them as I did. (cd /usr/local/lib/gltt; cp * ..)
let me know if it works!
Ben
On Fri, 8 Feb 2002, Jim Ruxton wrote:
Hello, I'm running RH7.2 and trying to configure Gem. When I follow the instructions ie. create Auxiliary libraries and then run the configure script I get an error "library gltt not available - run makeauxlibs script" Anyone know why gltt wouldn't be available. I downloaded gltt and installed it. Thanks. Jim
B. Bogart
Ben Bogart - FMPM/F1999 wrote:
Hey Jim, I ecall having this problem myself. I think gltt put its libs under /usr/local/lib/gltt when Gem is looking for them under /usr/local/lib. now this depends on where you installed gltt? It could also be in /usr/lib if you do:
find / -name "*gltt*" -print
as root then it will list all the files with "gltt" in the name on the filesystem. (might take a while though) that way you'll know where the libs are.
You could link the libs to /usr/local/lib (or wherever yours are) or just copy them as I did. (cd /usr/local/lib/gltt; cp * ..)
i will change the configure-script accordingly, so it will hopefully work in the future. thank you for finding this
let me know if it works!
me too !!
mfg.cd.asdr IOhannes
Thanks Ben and Iohannes, Not sure what my problem is now. I downloaded the gltt library and copied the files libgltt.so.0 and libgltt.so.0.0.0 (these are the files the rpm installed) to directories /usr/lib and /usr/local/lib . The configure script still can't seem to find gltt?? Any other ideas what the problem might be. Thanks. Jim
Ben Bogart - FMPM/F1999 wrote:
Hey Jim, I ecall having this problem myself. I think gltt put its libs under /usr/local/lib/gltt when Gem is looking for them under /usr/local/lib. now this depends on where you installed gltt? It could also be in /usr/lib if you do:
find / -name "*gltt*" -print
as root then it will list all the files with "gltt" in the name on the filesystem. (might take a while though) that way you'll know where the libs are.
You could link the libs to /usr/local/lib (or wherever yours are) or just copy them as I did. (cd /usr/local/lib/gltt; cp * ..)
i will change the configure-script accordingly, so it will hopefully work in the future. thank you for finding this
let me know if it works!
me too !!
mfg.cd.asdr IOhannes
Jim Ruxton wrote:
Thanks Ben and Iohannes, Not sure what my problem is now. I downloaded the gltt library and copied the files libgltt.so.0 and libgltt.so.0.0.0 (these are the files the rpm installed) to directories /usr/lib and /usr/local/lib . The configure script still can't seem to find gltt?? Any other ideas what the problem might be. Thanks. Jim
link the to match lib*.so like:
#!/bin/sh cd /usr/local/lib ln -s libgltt.so.0 libgltt.so
on Debian systems (i do not know the policies for other distributions) you should *not* install "private" libraries to /usr/lib/ (this is reserved for package-installations)
on the other hand, i think that the configure-script only searches the library in /usr/lib, and if it fails, it looks for a lib*.a (!!! static library) in (subdirectories of) <my_src_dir> (when you are installing from <my_src_dir>/gem-0.99/src/Gnu)
so maybe you should really link to /usr/lib/libgltt.so
well, i promise to repair the configure (although my personal edition looks even worse by now, due to "repairing"...)
mfg.cd.asdf IOhannes
Not sure what's going on there. You could try compiling gltt from source...
http://gltt.sourceforge.net/download.html
I'm running gltt 2.5.2 and I have in /usr/local/lib:
libgltt.a libgltt.la libgltt.so libgltt.so.0 libgltt.so.0.0.0
does that help? you could copy these files into /usr/local/lib (you should not need to put them in /usr/lib)
good luck.
Ben
On Sun, 10 Feb 2002, Jim Ruxton wrote:
Thanks Ben and Iohannes, Not sure what my problem is now. I downloaded the gltt library and copied the files libgltt.so.0 and libgltt.so.0.0.0 (these are the files the rpm installed) to directories /usr/lib and /usr/local/lib . The configure script still can't seem to find gltt?? Any other ideas what the problem might be. Thanks. Jim
Ben Bogart - FMPM/F1999 wrote:
Hey Jim, I ecall having this problem myself. I think gltt put its libs under /usr/local/lib/gltt when Gem is looking for them under /usr/local/lib. now this depends on where you installed gltt? It could also be in /usr/lib if you do:
find / -name "*gltt*" -print
as root then it will list all the files with "gltt" in the name on the filesystem. (might take a while though) that way you'll know where the libs are.
You could link the libs to /usr/local/lib (or wherever yours are) or just copy them as I did. (cd /usr/local/lib/gltt; cp * ..)
i will change the configure-script accordingly, so it will hopefully work in the future. thank you for finding this
let me know if it works!
me too !!
mfg.cd.asdr IOhannes
B. Bogart
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