Re: [hylafax-users] Problem installing Hylafax - LibTIFF but LibTIFF is installed...

[Dov Oxenberg <boxenberg@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

Just an update...I have been doing some more poking at this and managed to install Hylafax by using the "--nodeps" switch.
Next I try to run faxsetup and now I am getting "FATAL ERROR: /usr/bin/tiffcp does not exist..."  Ok, so thanks to Hylafax intuitive help I tried to run faxsetup using the "-with-TIFFBIN=" switch and specified the path to tiffcp (in case it is relevant I have the value of the path set to /usr/local/tiff-3.8.2/tools/tiffcp).  As best as I can tell the permissions on all the folders have rwx but I am still getting the same fatal error message, only now with the path I specified to the tiffcp.
Thanks,
Dov

> 
> 
> Hi,
> Ok, I tried looking everywhere on my own prior to writing and am really frustrated.
> I have been wanting to install HylaFax and just went through a nightmare getting my PCI modem configured and working on my fresh SuSE Linux 10.0 box.
> I ran all available patch updates for my system, and then when trying to install the latest version, 4.4.4-1 the system barked about needing libc6 or something, which I thought was there.  Ok, so I tried the 4.3.x version, and this time I am getting "TIFF>= 3.5.5 is needed by hylafax..."
> I downloaded and installed LibTIFF 3.8.3, even rebooted the machine, and still no joy :-(
> Same error message.
> Why is the install not "aware" I have the requisite software installed and how can I fix the problem?
> Thanks for your support!
> Dov
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