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From: Jacob Sparre Andersen <jspa@nykredit.dk>
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Subject: Re: Problems with libflorist2008 in Ubuntu
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Michael Bode wrote:

> are there known problems with libflorist2008?

You should be able to check that using the command "reportbug
libflorist2008" (on Debian-based systems).

> I've used libflorist2006
> in Lenny without problems in one of my programs. Then I tried to
> compile the same program on Ubuntu 8.10 which has libflorist2008 and
> got lots of undefined symbols in libflorist.so.2008. I don't have the
> details right here but can provide them if someone has an idea.

I have had problems with Florist on Ubuntu earlier.  I think I ended
up compiling my own binary package.

Greetings,

Jacob
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