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Which Linux distro are you using? That will help alot in determining how to solve this for you.
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Which Linux distro are you using? That will help alot in determining how to solve this for you.

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have you installed gd-devel ?<br />
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I think that should add the missing libraries
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have you installed gd-devel ?

I think that should add the missing libraries

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also need libpng-devel and libjpeg-devel in case they are not included when installing gd-devel
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also need libpng-devel and libjpeg-devel in case they are not included when installing gd-devel

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Thanks Sage,<br />
There is no package gd-devel available on sles11sp3.
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Thanks Sage,
There is no package gd-devel available on sles11sp3.

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Thanks Sage and Seth Simmons.<br />
How do I installed properly.<br />
Sorry my english.
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Thanks Sage and Seth Simmons.
How do I installed properly.
Sorry my english.

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It is as easy as &quot;zypper in nagios&quot;<br />
&quot;zypper se nagios-&quot; will give plugins list (you dont need all at once)
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It is as easy as "zypper in nagios"
"zypper se nagios-" will give plugins list (you dont need all at once)

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It is as easy as &quot;zypper in nagios&quot;
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i'm running suse 12.3 and doing that would install nagios 3.5.0<br />
in suse 11 i doubt 4.0.5 will be there hence trying to compile from source
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> It is as easy as "zypper in nagios"


i'm running suse 12.3 and doing that would install nagios 3.5.0
in suse 11 i doubt 4.0.5 will be there hence trying to compile from source

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Thanks,<br />
I need to compile nagios 4.0.5 from source.
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Thanks,
I need to compile nagios 4.0.5 from source.

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You can compile rpms from opensuse srpms. Hand compilation will make your system full of unmaintainable software.
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You can compile rpms from opensuse srpms. Hand compilation will make your system full of unmaintainable software.

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have you tried the zypper command i posted before?
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have you tried the zypper command i posted before?

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Rpmbuild uzes source file (see tb option)
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Rpmbuild uzes source file (see tb option)

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I installed and resolved dependencies.<br />
Thanks all.
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I installed and resolved dependencies.
Thanks all.

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I've requested that this question be closed as follows:<br />
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Accepted answer: 0 points for edolivier's comment <a href="https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/28419999/gd-png-and-or-jpeg-libraries-could-not-be-located-on-sles11sp3.html?anchorAnswerId=40042812#a40042812" rel="ugc">#a40042812</a><br />
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for the following reason:<br />
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'cause I solved the issue.
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I've requested that this question be closed as follows:

Accepted answer: 0 points for edolivier's comment #a40042812 [https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/28419999/gd-png-and-or-jpeg-libraries-could-not-be-located-on-sles11sp3.html?anchorAnswerId=40042812#a40042812]

for the following reason:

'cause I solved the issue.

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Please explain. To me it seems <a href="http:#a40023978" rel="ugc">http:#a40023978</a>&nbsp;resolved them already
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Please explain. To me it seems http:#a40023978 [http:#a40023978] resolved them already

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HI,<br />
I need to install nagios-4.0.5.<br />
I have gd, libpng12-0 and libjpeg installed on my system and configure still insists that the &quot;GD, PNG, and/or JPEG libraries could not be located!&quot;<br />
Thanks.
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HI,
I need to install nagios-4.0.5.
I have gd, libpng12-0 and libjpeg installed on my system and configure still insists that the "GD, PNG, and/or JPEG libraries could not be located!"
Thanks.

gd, png, and/or jpeg libraries could not be located... on sles11sp3

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