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how to install keepassxc? ubuntu 16.04. #1417
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You need to run apt update with sudo as well. |
He did. Look closer :)
I had the same problem trying to install the new hashing function winner of
the contest bla bla (cannot remember name now) after having added your
PPA. At the end I just compiled from their git repository, still it's
something happened not only to me it seems...
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thx @seatedscribe
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I see. He ran it twice. I just tested it in a 16.04 Docker container, installs fine for me. Can you check what
gives? |
Sure, here it is. Could you also reopen this issue please?
... I still have to solve a |
You probably need to delete your CMake cache. The error means that it's still using your old gcrypt version. |
Yes, deleting CMake cache settled it, thanks. However I noticed that after installing the program and launching from the OS menu (bottom left popup) it cannot find the library (which makes sense since it's a custom path). So I would suggest to add a step in the wiki guide (Set-up-Build-Environment-on-Linux) after this one:
------ start of wiki code ------ You also need to update library bindings in order for the program to start correctly OS-wide: [as root]
------ end of wiki code ------ Last point - argon2 @Marcopolo88 any update on your attempt to compile KXC? We would love to see it working on your PC! |
Is the |
It's not newer than the requirement for Argon2. You need libgcrypt version 1.8 or newer. |
how to install keepassxc? ubuntu 16.04.
followed exactly like described in blog
quick start not possible
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