Segmentation fault using Ht://dig

[Andrew Bacchi]

I don't know why you installed two htdig packages.  I see only one 
package for it.  Are you sure you have the version that matches your 
RedHat OS version?
Uninstall htdig with 'rpm -e --allmatches htdig'

Then reinstall only the version that matches your OS.  I had no problem 
installing it with up2date.  Did you edit /etc/htdig.conf?

Michel Pérez wrote:

> I did 'rpm -qa | grep libfuzzy', but it look like isn't installed, I 
> mean there is no any answer output, I look at redhat the dependencies 
> and I saw libfuzzy, but I don't know where to get it, I have search 
> for it on redhat and google, and It looks like it's come with HtDig.
> What could I do ?
>
>
> I did not installed using up2date.
>
> Andrew Bacchi wrote:
>
>> It looks like you didn't install all the depencencies the htdig 
>> package needs.  I would guess the libfuzzy package is not installed 
>> on your system.  Do; 'rpm -qa | grep libfuzzy' and see if it's 
>> there.  Also check the RHN web site for a list of packages that htdig 
>> needs to run and check that they are all installed on your system.
>>
>> If you installed htdig using 'up2date' then the dependencies should 
>> have been installed along with the asked for packages.
>>
>> Michel Pérez wrote:
>>
>>> Grertings,
>>>
>>> I've installed Ht://Dig, in my i386, my S.O is Red Hat Enterprise 
>>> Linux Version 4.0.
>>> I've used the following rpms to installt the software:
>>>
>>> htdig-3.2.0b6-3.40.1.i386.rpm
>>> htdig-3.2.0b6-3.i386.rpm
>>>
>>> Both rpms, I got it from redhat.com
>>>
>>> And after of install the software I run "rundig" and I got the 
>>> following error:
>>>
>>> /usr/bin/rundig: line 101: 11350 Segmentation fault      
>>> /usr/bin/htfuzzy $verbo
>>> se metaphone
>>> /usr/bin/rundig: line 102: 11351 Segmentation fault      
>>> /usr/bin/htfuzzy $verbose soundex
>>>
>>> What's wrong ?? and how could I fix this problem ????
>>>
>>> Thanks for All !
>>>
>>
>
>

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Andrew Bacchi
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Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
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