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I had some problems a while back trying to use cabal, so I reinstalled ghc (from 8.6.3) to 8.6.4.

When I try to use cabal (after it is uninstalled completely) I still get the below error, but can't see the file mentioned in when using fzf from the root directory. fzf from root 

[warrick@warrick-pc ~]$ cabal
cabal: error while loading shared libraries: libHSzip-archive-0.3.3-FtEZ8cVpsWW1rhccfBNhic-ghc8.6.3.so: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory

I have completely removed ~/.cabal but still don't have any clue how cabal is still being called from somewhere even though I have unistalled it. If I reinstall it and use cabal I get the same error message.

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    I don't quite understand, is your problem that you can't remove cabal properly? (In which case, isn't there a command like `type -a cabal` that shows where the executable resides?) – moonGoose Apr 02 '19 at 10:39

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I had similar problems and ended up reinstalling the specific Haskell libraries. E.g, for libHSdlist-0.8.0.6-CQRMCGRgL5B3ZxhntX4iOr-ghc8.6.4.so I'd run pacman -S haskell-dlist. So in your case, you'd want to run pacman -S haskell-zip-archive

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I had a related error but with pandoc. I installed it using yay -S pandoc and when I removed and reinstalled it using pacman -S pandoc the error disappeared.

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