libselinux missing from tarball about mrv2 HOT 5 CLOSED

libselinux is a system library and should not be disted. Your LD_LIBRARY_PATH should in principle include the path to it (ie. /usr/lib64). Check if you modified the LD_LIBRARY_PATH variable or if Arch Linux does not include the path to it in it (and I'll add it myself).

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Hi @ggarra13 , I'm not using selinux, so it's not available within my main LD_LIBRARY_PATH.
Sounds like maybe this shouldn't really be linked against? Probably it's coming from some dependency?

I found the library on my system in the distributions for Steam and Meshroom, so at least in those cases it's considered worth distributing. (Meshroom is also where I copied the library from to allow me to start mrv2)

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Ok. Thanks for the advice. Can you tell me if Steam or Meshroom also distributes libmount with it? Distributing libselinux only created a warning about lack of version information of the library for libmount.so.1 in my Ubuntu 22.04 box when I started mrv2.

The dependency on libselinux comes from libgio which may be related to linking against glib for wayland. I'll keep investigating...

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Ok. It is a dependency of libpango that cannot be avoided. I am adding libselinux and libmount to the distribution to fix it. Can you please download this version of v0.5.3 and verify that it works for you with no errors or warnings of any kind:

https://mega.nz/file/aLpUBKRK#swwzcOLVvI1wKpsqpV5NU5vr1zW1vMf6mCf71W4Sdp8

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Hi, sorry for the slow reply. It seems that Meshroom/Steam do not include libmount, but for instance Natron does, which I imagine might have similar requirements to mrv2.
I do have pango installed, but it seems on my system this does not require libselinux, and neither does libgio/glib2, so it might be theoretically possible to do without, but probably not with the version provided by Ubuntu.

I also tested the new tarball you provided and everything appears to be working perfectly, thank you!

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