Hate to do this but TLS Problem, ----- I did read around but

[docter_d]

damn i hate to post here sorri bout this but
oh damn, i hate to post here, but ima have too, already read around tried still need help, tried to follow, but had some errors in the here, kk heres situation mandriva 2007, amsn 0.96rc1 kk now TLS module needs to be installed, ahh amsn is downloaded and compiled in /home/administrator/tmp/amsn-0.96rc1 in autoupdate there is no osdn i found to change to switch,, i looked throughtout, ah my TLS is in plugins and also /usr/lib/tls1.5, i cant seem to find /usr/lib/tls1.50/libtls1.50.so or /usr/lib/libtls1.50.so, ahh let see what else i changed pkgIndex to 1.50 instead of 1.5, and ah oo and i also went o into amsn preferences and changed it too /usr/lib/tsl1.5 and tehn tried it the amsn plugins and still same msg msg after i try to log in, ummm any help? or is this obviousl problem nd im jus a dumba**, i have tcl and tk 8.4.13 and TLS 1.50

there is no amsn in /usr/share probably because i downloaded it /home.../tmp but yeah my guess is i need to do symlink, i tried but it didnt workout, its prolly because i did it wrong, so help would be appreciatd?

and i looked around the forum and other forums for help, and i tried waht they said, but i couldnt get it, so yeah help is needed? or even a link to to tell me what to do

[docter_d]

ah just to be exact but dont think ti really matters, mandrive free 2007, 2.6.17-5mdv ah i downloaded i586 but i believe my machine is a i686

[vivia]

Hi and thanx a lot for looking through the forum before asking.

Check your symlinks to the tclsh and wish executables, maybe they are pointing to a buggy version? Try reinstalling tcl/tk just in case.
Also, try erasing the text from the tls location from preferences, are you sure aMSN cannot locate it?
Otherwise, enter just /usr/lib as the location of TLS.

If nothing works, try this:

From aMSN's main window, press Ctrl+C for the console (no, it's not copy text!), type these two lines:
package require tls
set ::auto_path
Go to a shell and type tclsh. In the prompt, type the same lines as above:
package require tls
set ::auto_path

Get back to us with all four outputs.

[docter_d]

eh, ha yeah i got  it working now, i forgot to do something, which was stupid which explains it all, u jus reminded me, respect , ahh yeah let see how it looks in english letters, efaristo poli kala , thanks for da help

[vivia]

Nice try Actually, what you said means "thanx very well" (translating it word by word), ευχαριστώ πολύ would be enough