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October 25, 2024

python 2.7 compilation failure -Wincompatible-pointer-types using GNU GCC 14 under Gentoo

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Yet another GNU GCC 14 error when building the old Python 2.7.18, which is not supported any more, but still in use in legacy software:…

neoX
October 25, 2024

mplayer 1.5 compilation failure -Wincompatible-pointer-types using GNU GCC 14 under Gentoo

compiling, Gentoo

Using GNU GCC to build the package mplayer 1.5 may result in an error during the compilation phase with the following output: In version 14…

neoX
December 1, 2022

Gentoo clang-15: error: does not contain a GCC installation

compiling, Gentoo

Trying to build a package resulted in a building failure because a Clang could not find GNU GCC installation as the error shows. Executing just…

neoX
February 6, 2020

Patch and resume compilation of a failed package in Gentoo – ebuild, local repository or ctrl+Z

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A dependency package failed to compile throwing error and existing the emerge of a queue with a hundred and more packages. Or worse you installed…

neoX
January 10, 2020

libselinux – undefined reference to pcre_version

compiling, Gentoo

Emerging the “sys-libs/libselinux-2.9-r1” failed with this link errors of undefined references The solution was to rebuild the dev-libs/libpcre and dev-libs/libpcre2 libraries. if you encounter the…

neoX
December 2, 2019

Gentoo – UnicodeEncodeError: ‘ascii’ codec can’t encode character ‘\xc4’ in position 83: ordinal not in range(128)

commandline, compiling, Gentoo

Recently emerging package =dev-lang/go-1.13.4 under Gentoo failed on one of our virtual servers with: The above log shows that the emerge fails in the installation…

neoX
September 30, 2019

genkernel – ERROR: Unable to generate splash, ‘splash_geninitramfs’ was not found!

compiling, Gentoo

If you tried recently to build your kernel with genkernel (4.0.0_beta17, but you will have the same problem with 3.x) you may end up with…

neoX
September 24, 2019

CentOS 7 – Your kernel headers for kernel cannot be found at – missing kernel-devel

CentOS 7, compiling

Getting the following error may be deceiving: Because you may have already installed the kernel-headers package for the current kernel and still to get the…

neoX
August 21, 2019

Install Nginx virtual host traffic status module – traffic information in nginx and more per server block and upstreams

compiling, nginx

This article is going to show how to compile and install the Nginx module – ngx_http_vhost_traffic_status. The module gathers traffic information per the server blocks…

neoX
June 18, 2019

PHP 7.2 or PHP 7.3 with mcrypt – manual build

compiling, Linux, PHP

Newer PHP versions do not include PHP mcrypt library. The mcrypt module was part of PHP 5 till 7.1, in which it was deprecated and…

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