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Hello there!
I got the Spotify tarball from the AUR. I extracted it and ran makepkg -s. I got the error
>error: target not found: libgcrypt15
>==> ERROR: 'pacman' failed to install missing dependencies.
I know libgcrypt15 in the AUR, but using the command
>pacman -Ss libgcrypt
Shows that libgcrypt is installed.
Is it still safe to install libgcrypt15? Will this interfere with the libgcrypt I already have installed?
Last edited by SwitchDhole (2015-02-20 15:44:20)
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Use 'pacman -Q foo', 'not 'pacman -Ss foo' to find out if foo is installed.
I've just built and installed libgcrypt15, it doesn't seem to break libgcrypt.
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Hello,
I would not go ahead and install a package that require something that is not installed, better to make sure it is installe properly.
Have a look at the descriptions on how to query the the package database at https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/pa … _databases
To find out if a package is installed you can do:
pacman -Q | grep name_of_package
in your case
pacman -Q | grep libgcrypt
Does the above return that you have "libgcrypt" installed?
Regards
Martin
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Yes it does! However, this is not the libgcrypt15 I'm looking for.
I'm going to build libgcrypt15 from the AUR like karol did and see the outcome.
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@onslow77
You don't need grep for 'pacman -Q' i.e. when you know the exact name of the package. You may want to weed out false positives when using the search function though:
$ pacman -Qsq firefox
firefox
firefox-extension-ublock
firefox-nightly
palemoon-bin
pentadactyl-hg
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It worked! How do I run Spotify?
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type spotify from a command line
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Thanks! It worked.
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