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Linux mint: ./dmengine: error while loading shared libraries: libsdkencryptedappticket.so: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory #8
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Any idea about this? Bundling also has same issue. Also tested bundling from Windows host and running on Linux but same issue. |
I'm away on vacation. Maybe @JCash has an idea?
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Any idea about this? Bundling also has same issue. Also tested bundling
from Windows host and running on Linux but same issue.
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Not super urgent as our release date is still 54 days away. Hope you are enjoying your vacation! |
Well, shared libraries on Unix can be a tricky.
It seems to find it when using
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So path needs to be exported somehow? |
The easiest workaround for you right now, is to set RPATH yourself:
You can verify that it's been set:
And also with
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The proper fix lies on our end, needing to add a missing compile flag: |
I'll wait for proper fix! 😊 |
DEF-3805, should be in on monday (1.2.148) |
Just noting here still an issue. Runs fine when ran from Steam launcher but not directly without the user modifying path stuff. |
The last version I tested with was 1.2.150 |
Strangely when bundling on Windows for Linux this is not an issue, only when bundling on Linux. I still have to take the bundle to a Linux VM to fix the permissions though. |
Noting that this is still an issue and renders a game untestable on Linux machines. |
Still occurring for me. What is the fix? |
Trying to build for Linux, using the sh included to run, get this error? What do I need to do for Linux building to work?
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