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    I looked at previous threads on this subject but my case is a bit different
    I get this error in OpenSUSE 11.4

    In order to avoid the issue of different Qt libraries when I compiled my local downloaded version I used the postfix option and now my libraries are looks like this for example: libQtGuiStr474.so where str is a 3 letter string I provided.
    When I linked my application with my Qt libraries it is now looking for my specific version (I verified that with ldd command)

    I define LD_LIBRARY_PATH to include the application directory with all my qt compiled libraries to be the first in the LD_LIBRARY_PATH
    So when I execute the application it will look for my Qt shared libraries and in no way it looks for the system ones, and still I get the error message mentioned in the subject.

    Is there some singleton object that once a Qt library is running it prevents any other qt version libraries to run? I find that hard to believe

    any ideas how to solve this?
    Thank you

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