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On a fresh Ubuntu 14.04 Trusty install I just helping debug, Trafficserver was failing to start. The issue was that libtcl8.5.so.0 couldn't be found. Our package currently depends on the tcl package, but under Ubuntu 14.04, this appears to provide tcl 8.6 (not 8.5). This was solved temporarily by manually installing the tcl8.5 package on the system, but need to look into this to see if there's any issues with our packaging, since it seems like we would have run into this earlier.
One other thought I just had was that maybe the 12.04 API Umbrella package accidentally got installed on the 14.04 system (since 12.04 does use tcl 8.5). Should double check that's not what led to the incorrect dependencies.
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It turned out this was an issue of the 12.04 packages inadvertently being installed on a 14.04 issue, so there's no issues with our package dependencies.
On a fresh Ubuntu 14.04 Trusty install I just helping debug, Trafficserver was failing to start. The issue was that
libtcl8.5.so.0
couldn't be found. Our package currently depends on thetcl
package, but under Ubuntu 14.04, this appears to provide tcl 8.6 (not 8.5). This was solved temporarily by manually installing the tcl8.5 package on the system, but need to look into this to see if there's any issues with our packaging, since it seems like we would have run into this earlier.One other thought I just had was that maybe the 12.04 API Umbrella package accidentally got installed on the 14.04 system (since 12.04 does use tcl 8.5). Should double check that's not what led to the incorrect dependencies.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: