This metadata is stored in pkg-config files. These files have the suffix. To see where pkg-config version 0. A colon-separated on Windows, semicolon-separated list of directories to search for. The first answer is not technically explicit enough. From the man page open a terminal, type man pkg-config :. These files are named after the package, and has a. You're trying to build a piece of software, let's say Widget.
Widget relies on another library, libcog for the sake of argument. Widget's build process probably a configure script is using pkg-config to determine how to use libcog. If libcog isn't installed, that's your problem. There is a good chance that a standard install of libcog will fix the problem. Depending on your system, you may need to install an addition "developer" version of the package; it often has "-devel" or "-dev" at the end, so if you install "libcog", you might also need to install "libcog-devel".
If libcog is installed, it's probably not installed in a way that pkg-config can find it. There is probably a libcog. So in a Bourne shell or similar, something like.
If libcog is installed, including the libraries and header files, and you don't have a libcog. Presumably a standard install of libcog includes the information, or else Widget wouldn't rely on it.
I'd first investigate reinstalling libcog. It is possible to manually create the libcog. These files are named after the package, with the extension. Turns out its the directories themselves. In my case, I was trying to compile the hello world gtk tutorial. I locate the file i want e. Said so, pkg-config looks for this files in pre-defined default system's directories.
Those folders are "prefix". For more info, you can look here and here. It means you're trying to build something from source, and it can't find all of the dependencies it needs. The pkg-config script it uses to find the development files for those libraries, outputs this message.
I was trying to install the latest version of axel and I ran. Have a question about this project? Sign up for a free GitHub account to open an issue and contact its maintainers and the community. Already on GitHub? Sign in to your account. Cert is due for renewal, auto-renewing All renewal attempts failed. Client config. The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:.
It seems like maybe something that enables ssl is broken. Would you mind trying to make a new certificate for a subdoamin maybe using the staging server and see if it works?
Sorry, something went wrong. Could you try reinstalling openssl and then maybe reinstalling certbot? Can you try that? Thank you for the suggestion. Well, I found similar issue someone was having although not with speedtest-cli and they suggested issuing the command "brew cleanup".
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