can't launch settings in centos 7?
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The error you experienced states that libwbclient is not locatable, usually this means that it is not installed, try installing it with the following (as root):
yum install libwbclient
Should you see the message Package libwbclient already installed and latest version
. Then you may need to reinstall it with:
yum reinstall libwbclient
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Updated on September 18, 2022Comments
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Ahmed Eid almost 2 years
I tried rebooting a couple of times .
it just loads for a couple of seconds and then nothing happens no errors nothing .
while launched from terminal
gnome-control-center
it outputsgnome-control-center: error while loading shared libraries: libwbclient.so.0: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
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stuts over 7 yearsPlease can you take a look at How do I ask a good question. We need additional information to provide support, such as; What exactly you try to do (run a command or click a button)? What you've tried & tested will also help narrow down the cause for the issues you're experiencing.
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Ahmed Eid over 7 yearsIt's freshly installed I was wondering if theres a way to launch it from the terminal maybe it'll dump an err or any useful output !
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stuts over 7 yearsFrom the command line you can launch the settings with
gnome-control-center
, I found this command from a quick Google. If you could launch that from a terminal and then paste the command output into your initial question so we can start building up details regarding this issue.
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Ahmed Eid over 7 yearsPackage libwbclient-4.4.4-9.el7.x86_64 already installed and latest version
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stuts over 7 yearsWhich user are you running the gnome command as (root or your own user)?
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Ahmed Eid over 7 yearsTried it with my user as well as the root
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stuts over 7 yearsI've updated my answer with an additional step to try, could you give that a go and then let me know if it works.