I have considered the option of just taking RPM package and then re-compile that into a DEB package, although that just takes too much time and effort to do. It's really annoying that the current repositories are so outdated, yet on the actual main sources where they can be obtained they have them constantly updated as they release them, more so annoying they don't provide any instructions on how to add their ppa because they didn't say what their ppa repo is like most people put out. Version of libjansson4:amd64 on system is 2.4-1.ĭpkg: error processing libjansson-dev:amd64 (-install):ĭependency problems - leaving unconfiguredĮrrors were encountered while processing:Ĭhecking around and I can't seem to get a hold of the debian repositories so I can add them, just where are they and why is it so difficult to get a hold of? configure make make check make install ldconfig creates the necessary links to the runtime libraries, you need to create a config file and add the path of the library of your choice. Libjansson-dev:amd64 depends on libjansson4 (= 2.6-1) however: First have the required release of jansson : untar is and run (if already installed then skip this part). ĭpkg: dependency problems prevent configuration of libjansson-dev:amd64: 303860 files and directories currently installed.) Selecting previously unselected package libjansson-dev:amd64. I did however come to another page which has the libjansson4 >=2.6-1 and it's amd64 build, but when I go to run that deb package I get error saying it has unmet dependencies because it requires libjansson4 to be >=2.5 and up. I currently have and old outdated version of libjansson4 on 2.4, and I need 2.5 or greater to try compile this software that depends on it. +LUALIBDIR="`$PKGCONFIG -variable=libdir lua5.I'm trying to get the deb repository for libjansson4 which includes version 2.6-1, but when I go to this page here I can't get the PPA repository so I can add it to my repositories to download it to my system. LUALIBDIR="`$PKGCONFIG -variable=libdir lua`" I just modified top-level configure.ac for luacrypto this way: diff -git a/configure.ac b/configure.ac Lua50 lua50 - The Lua 5.0 programming language Lualib50 lua50 - The Lua 5.0 programming language addon libraries The problem is that, since there's multiple versions available, you need to specify which one you want, here is my output for pkg-config -list-all: pkg-config -list-all|grep -i lua LUALIBDIR="`$PKGCONFIG -variable=libdir lua`" The problem is, in configure.ac, luacrypto try the following: PKG_CHECK_MODULES(, ) I met the same problem on my debian jessie while trying to compile luacrypto.
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