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I just installed dictd and I get this error message:
:E: Move "site" directive to section "global" of the configuration file!/etc/dict/dictd.conf:22: syntax error, unexpected $end
/etc/dict/dictd.conf:22: #LASTLINE
/etc/dict/dictd.conf:22: ^
dictd (yyerror): parse error
parse errorYesterday I updated my installation using pacman -Syu and I had to downgrade zlibs (since latex would not work). Does dictd depend on zlib? Anyone else see this error message?
Last edited by psrivats (2010-03-23 22:29:21)
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yes, dictd depends on zlib (fyi pacman -Qi would show you the dependencies of an installed package)
sorry i don't know much more about the error though...
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psrivats,
Did you resolve this? I'm running into the same problem.
[UPDATE]
$ dictd
gives an error
$ sudo /etc/rc.d/dictd
works fine
Last edited by drostin77 (2010-03-31 05:25:16)
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I haven't resolved this yet ... been busy with other work.
$ sudo /etc/rc.d/dictd works for me as well.
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I am having this problem too.
Dictd worked fine.
I did a system update -Syu
After, I get the same error message as the original poster.
Trying $ sudo /etc/rc.d/dictd gets me this:
Password:
usage: /etc/rc.d/dictd {start|stop|restart}
[Solved for me along with a huge case of embarrassment:]
Hmm after a conversation with a fellow dictd user, I found an interesting result:
$ dictd <word> produces that error message.
$ dict <word> works.
Mine seems to be fine, but maybe this will help somebody else who accidentally used the wrong command. ![]()
Last edited by shariebeth (2010-05-01 14:01:43)
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I just installed and have the same problem. If anyone has gotten dictd to run would be glad to hear it - thanks.
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