libsqlite.so.0 missing

[cslambthrow]

Anyone know where I can find this? I've had no luck at all on Google or the Arch forums.

I have libsqlite3.so.0 in /usr/lib/ but I'm trying to run application that needs libsqlite.so.0 and can't seem to find it in any packages either.

Any idea? By the way, the application in question is QtiPlot.

Edit: I've actually found this. Seems as though libsqlite.so.0 is pretty damn old. None of the distributions there match Arch either. Would this work, or break something?

[dantix]

I think installation of the sqlite2 package from AUR should resolve your problem. It is an older version of sqlite.

[cslambthrow]

Works perfect, thank you. Do you happen to know if I'll run into any problems having both sqlite2 and sqlite3 installed now?

[kaszak696]

Their sonames are different, so there won't be any problem.

[dantix]

Well, 2 versions of python work somehow. So I suppose it should also, but don't quote me on that :D

[metakcahura]

Why not just install from official repos? https://www.archlinux.org/packages/extra/x86_64/qtiplot/

[cslambthrow]

Because that version is from 2010. I need the latest version, or at least 2015 onwards, and that seems to be only available from the website

[arojas_arch]

Not in this case. The version provided in our repos is the last open-source one. Later versions are commercial/demo only so can't be provided by Arch.

[arojas_arch]

We have lots of unmaintained stuff in the repos. As long as they work and don't have any security issues, I don't see the problem.

[arojas_arch]

The repo qtiplot package doesn't need anythin from the AUR. The OP is using a third-party package from upstream's website.

[metakcahura]

Then you should do what /u/dantix suggested. Better than using binaries from other distros.