error while loading shared libraries: libHSpath-0.9.2-9

[killawat]

Doing anything with stack throws this error.

stack: error while loading shared libraries: libHSpath-0.9.2-9Ps66to43WaHvlFQJ4Gi5N-ghc9.0.2.so: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory

haskell-path-0.9.2-74 is installed
Running on Arch

[mpilgrem]

@killawat, any further information you can provide about the version of the Stack executable, how you obtained it, and your system would help in working out what is happening.

[killawat]

Stack was installed with pacman on an Seeed Odyssey x86j4125. I removed the package and reinstalled it today in an attempt to resolve. I can not determine the version with stack --version as that throws the same trouble. Can you advise me on another way to get the version info for you?

[mpilgrem]

I assume that it is Stack 2.7.5, based on this: https://archlinux.org/packages/community/x86_64/stack/. Although I note that states it links to libHSpath-0.9.2-DO7oflsFsnq7jhC0YStmqP-ghc9.0.2.so, so perhaps it is an earlier build that you have?

Could you perhaps try the non-pacman way of installing? See https://docs.haskellstack.org/en/stable/install_and_upgrade/. That should get you Stack 2.9.1.

[s5k6]

Same problem here.

Could you perhaps try the non-pacman way of installing?

Sorry, but curl whatever | sh is a no-go. especially so when the its documentation says “will ask for root access”. Installing exclusively through a Linux distribution's packaging system has the benefit that what ever is been done to the system was (hopefully) reviewed by a knowledgeable packager, with the competence to keep the system somewhat clean.

I'll try to raise an issue with Arch Linux, maybe it is a packaging problem.

[s5k6]

Arch Linux ticket: https://bugs.archlinux.org/task/75973

[huntears]

Same problem here with stack 2.7.5-162 on arch

[phdenzel]

Same problem here, same version. Need it for xmonad.

[killawat]

@mpilgrem Replacing the current pacman version (2.7.5-162) with 2.9.1 via "curl -sSL https://get.haskellstack.org/ | sh -s - -f" has resolved. Thanks

[s5k6]

This now seems fixed in Arch Linux repositories as well. Pacman now installs version 2.7.5-163, which does not exhibit the error.

https://bugs.archlinux.org/task/75973#comment211322