Linux Install Bug
The unzpln86 file on the 1.4.1 installer is an older copy of the unzip
application that is linked against version 5 of the C library.
New releaeses of Linux (e.g., Redhat 7.0) do not include this old
library, so the installation fails.
There are two ways to work around the problem.
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You can overwrite the unzpln86 application with a copy of unzip.
This is easy if you use the web download that unpacks into a directory.
If you have the CD-ROM, you can copy the whole contents to your
hard drive and then replace unzpln86 with unzip.
The TclPro applications on the CD-ROM do not have a dependency on
version 5 of the C library.
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You can install that C library from an RPM.
Check with your Linux distributor
for a list of RPMS that have version 5 of the C library.
You can install different versions of the C library without conflict.
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