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Problem with lofar libraries #96
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This is a problem with LOFAR software itself, it expects the development links for libraries installed. I don't want to add the |
wait let me leave this issue open and add a label, that is more useful. |
Raw LOFAR measurement sets do not work without the dynamically loaded shared library being installed. This is by design. If this shared library is part of |
they are installed, but only the real library, not all the symlinks. The symlinks are supposed to be used during development. An example:
this is the same for all debian packages. The lofar package depends on for |
When I look at it again now I see that I think this has to do with this applied patch that is needed that never reached upstream: https://github.com/kernsuite-debian/lofar/blob/master/debian/patches/soversion I set the version to 0, since at the moment no versioning seems to be used upstream at all. So I'm surprised |
@tammojan what about this one? It looks like |
@tammojan any update on this? |
The reason msoverview looks for version 2 is that casacore is at major version 2. The dynamic library is not searched for by msoverview itself, but from the underlying casacore tables layer. The relevant line in casacore is here. Casacore's |
ok, then I'll set this to 2. Is this never going to reach upstream? |
meanwhile, this has been fixed in 3.1.5-1 which has been uploaded to KERN-dev and will land in KERN-5. @tammojan let me know about merging in upstream (should still happen) but for now I close this issue. |
I reported it even upstreamer, so it may well be merged. I'll report it here when it's merged. |
In a clean Ubuntu 16.04 installation I got the following error after installing "lofar" (from Kern-3):
The problem is solved installing the package "lofar-dev".
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