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When you get an error complaining about failure to load a library ending in .so, it's usually because your system is missing a required C library that must be compiled and linked to by your desired Perl module.

Have you followed the documentation for Filesys::SmbClient? As in:

• Since 3.0 release of this package, you need a least samba-3.0.2. For prior release of Samba, use Filesys::SmbClient version 1.x. For old and 2.x release, this library is available on Samba source, but is not build by default. Do "make bin/libsmbclient.so" in sources directory of Samba to build this libraries. Then copy source/include/libsmbclient.h to /usr/local/samba/include and source/bin/libsmbclient.so to /usr/local/samba/lib before install this module.

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