Installation problem using Redhat 6.6 and Maya 2015 EXT1-SP5

[baronelliott]

When loading the plugin on linux, I get the following error:

// Error: line 1: Unable to dynamically load : /usr/autodesk/maya2015-x64/bin/plug-ins/WaxLab.so
libtiff.so.5: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory //
// Error: line 1: libtiff.so.5: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory (WaxLab) //

How do I resolve this problem?

[Sigrasoft Support]

Hi Baron,

Have you installed ImageMagick?
- If not, the readme-installation.txt will guide you though that process.
- If yes, then you can try installing the libtiff development package. I think it is (terminal): "yum install libtiff-devel" (I could be wrong)

Someone else had similar problems with libraries mismatch, installing imageMagick resolved it. Typically Autodesk encourages the use of Fedora Linux for Maya.

[baronelliott]

Problem resolved. Installed Redhat 7.0 and installed ImageMagick under a fresh install. Plug-in working great. Thanks for your help.

[Sigrasoft Support]

Great to hear that!

[zhmig]

Hello!
When loading the plugin on window, I get the following error:

// Warning: line 1: Problem loading WaxLab plugin: Please verify your connection to the Internet or the presence of a Proxy Server //
// Error: pymel : Failed to get controlCommand list from WaxLab //
// Error: pymel : Failed to get modelEditorCommand list from WaxLab //
// Error: pymel : Failed to get command list from WaxLab //
// Error: pymel : Failed to get constraintCommand list from WaxLab //
// Error: pymel.core : Failed to get depend nodes list from WaxLab //
// Error: line 1: No valid licenses to load the plugin (WaxLab) //
// Warning: line 1: Problem loading WaxLab plugin: Activation code has expired //
// Error: line 1: No valid licenses to load the plugin (WaxLab) //
// Warning: line 1: Problem loading WaxLab plugin: Cancelled by user //
// Error: line 1: No valid licenses to load the plugin (WaxLab) //

How do I resolve this problem?