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As far as I understand this. I don't have that specific library.

I just did an apt-get tmw. Was that not recomended?
Should I try to run to install this from source?
Ubuntu is based on Debian.

I'm a newbie so I might miss some of your obivous bits.
I seem to have another problem in opening the wiki, in which I was hoping to find some sort of install manual.

The soultion to this was in some other thread which i cannot find now.
Curl has ssl as a dependency only if you compile support for it. So i guess you have to compile curl without ssl support or instal ssl.

decided to take criptos advice and compile from source.

i got the same error with kurumin

root@kurumin:/home/knoppix# tmw
tmw: error while loading shared libraries: libssl.so.0.9.8: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory

I think the current Debian packages for TMW only work for Debian Sid (unstable). This is a very limited audience and while I know the plan is to have multiple Debian repositories I think we should add a notice to the download page to only use the Debian repositories with Debian Sid for now. The rest will have to compile from source until a better solution comes around.

Maybe we could investigate whether TMW compiled for an older ssl (as in Debian Sarge and Etch or Ubuntu Hoary and Breezy) will still run fine in Debian Sid. Maybe libssl still has a backup library for older applications?

Actually this is failing because Ubuntu Breezy uses a more recent version of this lib. Thats what I think.

Mr_J_ wrote:Actually this is failing because Ubuntu Breezy uses a more recent version of this lib. Thats what I think.

If you would extend your thinking to seeking out facts, you'd find out 0.9.8 is the latest version and that Ubuntu Breezy comes with 0.9.7. Notice the error is about not finding 0.9.8.