mysql broken after upgrading freebsd

tony33 said:
What I found is there's a /usr/bin/perl and a /usr/local/bin /perl.

Now in /usr/local/bin/ there's a perl, perl5.24 a perl5.26 and a perl5.30

So, I had to do a sys link. So, I renamed /usr/bin/perl to /usr/bin/perlbak and then made a sys link named perl at that location.
that links it to /usr/local/bin/perl5.30 and after that everything worked.
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No! Please stop making symlinks. That's how you got into this mess in the first place. Delete all installed perl packages, then remove all those left-over perls. Once everything is cleared install perl again. Now you've properly solved this.
 
I ran ldconfig -r and it gives me a list and I can find the file that it claims is missing. The error I am seeing looks like it's coming from csh but if I ldd csh it shows it can find the file.
The file resides in /lib and /../../../compat/lib etc.
 
SirDice said:
No! Please stop making symlinks. That's how you got into this mess in the first place. Delete all installed perl packages, then remove all those left-over perls. Once everything is cleared install perl again. Now you've properly solved this.
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I did do it . I worked on this issue. I want to know how can I make sure ncurses is being compiled via --enable-widec option?
 
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