On 07/23/2015 10:38 AM, Richard Heck wrote:
The libraries are all there, though, where one would expect to find them. And non-static compilation works fine (with the right version of ffmpeg).
Static linking requires ".a" files, which probably aren't there. Some libraries, such as glibc have a static package available (glibc-static). Others, like vorbis, don't appear to. For any library package that doesn't provide a static library, you'd have to build those manually as well.
Alternatively, is it possible to install older ffmpeg libraries, etc, alongside the newer ones and tell minidlna to use those? If so, how?
Probably. Often all that's required is to get the old package and "rpm -i <package>". As long as there aren't file conflicts, it should install. If ffmpeg's library changed in an incompatible way, they should have also changed the so number, so that the old one can install in parallel.
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