[SOLVED] Error while loading shared library libboost_system

$ xx
cnf-lookup: error while loading shared libraries: libboost_system.so.1.55.0: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
bash: xx: command not found
Current version of libboost_system.so.1.56.0
How do I figure out which package/command is looking for the previous version of libboost_system?
Edit: I have the command-not-found interface from pkgfile installed. That explains the xx above.
Last edited by fschiff (2014-09-08 00:10:33)

pactree --reverse boost-libs
told me that AUR package command-not-found was dependent on this.
I removed command-not-found (which I don't really need after putting in the pkgfile bash "command-not-found" hook) The AUR command-not-found more than likely did not work.
I think I discovered this a while back, but couldn't make the connection of what was going on. Still confused but happily arching away.

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