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If your VPN allows you to do so, open both the Soulseek listening port and the obfuscated listening port (just below it) in your VPN client.

VPN services like Hide Me, Mullvad, and AirVPN all allow you to enable port forwarding, which may resolve the issue. If you're connected to a VPN, it may be blocking the Soulseek listening port. This had to be done, I could not justify installing a 230MB SDK just to run a 2.5MB program itįind me on Soulseek- Mr.Enable port forwarding in your VPN (if you're using one). Then risize the image (dont forget to delete the background), and place an appropriately I found this bird by 'remake' you can get it here. I tried linking to the binary file for the icon but I guess I didnt do it right. Open your text editor and copy and paste the following into it. Now we just need to integrate Soulseek into shell so we can start it easily. SoulseekQt now starts up and behaves as it should. etc (they should all be found, if not you will have to find those libraires) If we re-run ldd we can see SoulseekQt’s shared library dependencies are now satisfied.

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$ sudo apt-get install libxss1:i386 libqtcore4:i386 libqt4-dbus:i386 libqtgui4:i386 Now we need to satisfy SoulseekQt's i386 dependencies.

There should be a line like below (and if there isn’t, add it): With Ubuntu, to enable multiarch support, check the file /etc/dpkg//multiarch. So looking at this, we are missing compatible versions of those libraries we need both 32bit and 64bit in both 64 and i386. You should see something similar to the following. We need compatible shared x86 libraries, but when you get these sorts of issues it’s always best to see what else is missing. (regular users like you and I prefer our ladies and our binaries stripped, they run/preform better, but that is beyond our scope here) > /usr/bin/SoulseekQt: ELF 32-bit LSB executable, Intel 80386, version 1 (SYSV), dynamically linked (uses shared libs), for GNU/Linux 2.6.8, BuildID=0xa75958082844329cf021aa26dc1ae6b91eb2423d, stripped But it is there, although specifically, it’s a 64bit library. Okay, so it’s moaning about the Qt library, libQtgui, not being there.

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If locate doesnt work or gives an error you may have to update your database first. > SoulseekQt: error while loading shared libraries: libQtGui.so.4: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory So rename the binary file you downloaded to SoulseekQt and put it in /usr/bin/. I have found that putting the binary file in /usr/bin/ makes for easy installation. Anyway we need to make use of those paths and libraries, and that is how I was led to avoid Downloading that QT suite and try to just satisfy any missing dependencies.

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Much like windows has syswow, Linux has /i386-Linux-gnu/.

I examined the paths he posted and it said /usr/lib/x86_64-Linux-gnu/ which led me to believe that Linux has 32bit process' embedded. in reading the Qt Forum about Linux that sparked the lightbulb was that I've never really used it, don't need it if SoulseekQt will function. Museeq, I don't know anything about except I dont like the interface too much. As a matter of fact I've tested this by running the same search on both at the same time and let me tell you there were stark contrasts. I don't think nicotine's search capabilities are up to par. I don't care for all the flashing birds and crap on nicotine. I know there are other clients like nicotine, and museeq out there but I don't like them. The benefit of doing so is that when an updated client is released one can simply rename and replace the client without making any other updates.

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I prefer to remove the date from the soulseekQt file on Download and just call it SoulsekQt (which will also make it easier to write this guide). This guide concerns installing SoulseekQt on a 64bit Linux (I use Ubuntu) operating system.

Soulseek Ubuntu 12.04 x86_64 and Tracing Shared Library Issues