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Fatal error: mcrypt.h: No such file or directory
Post 302958787 by Corona688 on Monday 26th of October 2015 11:22:48 AM
10-26-2015
*shrug* All right, you're wrong. 
You need to install libmcrypt-dev, too.
Most binary distributions split packages into two parts, those needed to compile with them, and those needed to just use them. I consider this a bad habit inherited from the 90's when hard drive space was at a premium, not really necessary now in most situations.
You need to install libmcrypt-dev, too.Most binary distributions split packages into two parts, those needed to compile with them, and those needed to just use them. I consider this a bad habit inherited from the 90's when hard drive space was at a premium, not really necessary now in most situations.
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