Done this several times before without any errors.
When im running that command in putty (Using centos 5.3 and chumpy's repack v2.5) Im getting this errors:Code:gcc -o zpipe zlib-1.2.3/examples/zpipe.c -lz
Anyone knows why?
Done this several times before without any errors.
When im running that command in putty (Using centos 5.3 and chumpy's repack v2.5) Im getting this errors:Code:gcc -o zpipe zlib-1.2.3/examples/zpipe.c -lz
Anyone knows why?
Try gcc -o zpipe zpipe.c -lz directly from the same directory as zpipe.c without using directory names.
Because looking at what you have shown, its not found the ZLIB.H file which is in that directory.
This might help you. ;-)
Last edited by Daman2009; 12-01-10 at 07:42 PM.
Didnt work.. also zlib.h isnt in the examples map in the first place. and if i move zlib.h into examples im getting similar errors, but more.
Last edited by MaximumSatan; 12-01-10 at 07:56 PM.
I know that using the -lz command introduces the ZLIB library. So something must have changed.
Try re-installing ZLIB library(s)??
I just downloaded the zlib source and put in the correct zpipe.c. did nothing else.
Last edited by MaximumSatan; 12-01-10 at 08:52 PM.
With my files you do not need to download the zlib source as it's included with v2.8 and so is a pre-compiled zpipe (which is called "encpack"). If you want to recompile it run /root/zlib-1.2.3/compile_encpack.sh.
The errors you are getting are because you are in the wrong folder and it can't find the zlib libraries. Instead of being in the root folder you should be in /root/zlib-1.2.3/examples.
When trying to recompile encpack using command u said chumpy it is saying on line 8 gcc command not found and doesn't compile.Originally Posted by chumpywumpy
EDIT: installed gcc lol that was why the error was there but now when running command it says encpack.c file or directory not found. Yet i'm lookin right at it in the zlib-1.2.3 folder along with the compile_encpack.sh so i dunno what the problem is now : /
Last edited by krazywhiteboy; 05-05-10 at 09:25 AM.
man try to use balq tools
I would agree, use either COZip or balq's packer. I have had some odd results using Phantom*'s code.
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