metaserver.c:52:24: fatal error: curl/types.h: No such file or directory
I was looking at curl, and I think they dropped types.h as of 7.21.7. Meanwhile, the computer I am trying to install the client on has 7.22.0.
This computer is running a hybrid Ubuntu 11.10 and Ubuntu 12.04. I think it didn't install the 12.04 version update correctly, which may be a contributing factor.
Is this an issue with the configuration of Crossfire, or just an issue with the computer?
That SilverNexus guy? You needn't worry about him.
He is level negative 4 in oratory, and his singing is worse.
This was in the trunk version (r18311), not the 1.60.0 version, since I did manage to update my version, so I tried to set up the same version client on this other computer (its connected locally to my computer) for consistency's sake.
If it was removed, I don't know what it was doing in my error messages.
I'll have to try removing the header, and see what happens.
That SilverNexus guy? You needn't worry about him.
He is level negative 4 in oratory, and his singing is worse.
Since it comes in two flavours i would compile curl from source .
Side Note : This metaserver2 thingy that came with 1.11.0 i think forces my clients to run 100% on one core if no internet connection available and they often do not respond nicely by clicking on a label in the main menu-bar. Seems that there is too low usleep value or usleep missing in the loop to prevent this. Bug IMHO. I don't like to disable something in the configuration options of sources, but here i will probably do it in future.
karl wrote: Whenever i am missing a header i use the search at debian or ubuntu for contents. curl/curl.h showed up that it is included in Lucid (10.x) but seems not to be in Precise (12.x)
I just compiled a server on a pristine install of Xubuntu Precise and used the following packages:
libcurl3
libcurl4-openssl-dev
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