Ethereal-users: Re: [Ethereal-users] Re: Strange behaviour ethereal 0.9.0 (self compiled)

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From: pigi@xxxxxxxx
Date: Tue, 5 Feb 2002 10:38:06 +0100 (CET)
> Note that they are *not* linked with the same version of libz.
>
> Try building with "--disable-libz".  If that works, it's almost
> certainly a libz problem of some sort.

I did it and obviously it works.

> Where did the libz on your system come from?
I have two differents statics libz on my system.
The first one is on /usr/lib/ and the other on /usr/X11R6/lib/.
This second one ( which should be probably the wrong one ) comes from
www.xfree.org ( as I needed an update of my X ambient ).
The first one comes from the original package of Slackware 8.
I will give a check on Xfree to determine this problem.
I would figure also why the Makefile generated would link staticly the
libz. Any hint ?

>
> Are you running the same version of Slackware as the one on which the
> Ethereal binary was built?  (No, I don't know what version that was,
> nor do I know whom to ask to find out what version it was.)
Neither me
Thanks for your time
Pigi