Thank you Curt--and thanks for writing the Raku LibCurl module!!
I'll update my module to (Raku) LibCurl:ver<1.1> and see if that fixes
everything. I'll report what I see on the Github issue you created.
Thanks again, Bill.
W. Michels, Ph.D.
On Mon, Jul 13, 2020 at 8:21 AM Curt Tilmes
I don't know if it's related, but I was just having some trouble with
installs of LibCurl on an old linux box, I was getting errors like:
# at t/01-load.t6 line 7
# Cannot locate native library 'libcurl.so': libcurl.so: cannot open
shared object file: No such file or directory
But I had
Sorry things broke for you.
I filed an issue on GitHub
(https://github.com/CurtTilmes/raku-libcurl/issues/16) and copied the
emails there.
I published a new version 1.1 that will hopefully fix this. Please
let me know (either in that issue, or file new issues) for anything
broken.
Curt
On
Thank you, Vadim, for your kind reply. I wondered if a recent commit
to Raku-LibCurl may have improved installation/loading on Linux
machines, while simultaneously breaking installation/loading on MacOS:
You have so many things messed up in a single mail, it's hard to choose the one
to start with. By attempting to install the module myself I suddenly spotted it
at once: the module is buggy and need fixing. macOS doesn't support .so format.
Instead, it's using own .dylib. It's hard to tell what
Hello,
I just updated to Rakudo-2020.06, and while updating many of my
modules to their latest versions I saw an error installing/updating
(Raku) LibCurl. Below, the first few lines of the error seen with
LibCurl::Easy (and EasyHandle):
===> Testing: LibCurl:ver<1.0>:auth:api<1>
[LibCurl] #
