Closed brizou closed 11 years ago
What linux distribution do you use?
You'd better compile seafile from source for those distributions we did not tested.
debian 6
Can you try to copy the libselinux.so.1 from your system to seafile-server-1.6.0/seafile/lib
You can find libselinux.so.1 by locate libselinux.so.1
. On my ubuntu machine, it is /lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libselinux.so.1
it was /lin/libselinux.so.1 . I copied it still doesn't work... strange !
After seaching, I wonder it may be related to 64/32 bit problem. Is your debian 64bit and seafile server 64bit and selinux 64bit?
yes both are 64bits
ok i reinstalled python-selinux and copied it, it worked this time
Thank you very much
To get past this issue on Gentoo, I emerged libselinux .
This worked for me on archlinux as well - libselinux is in the aur. Please add this requirement to the installation instructions!
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