Yes. My mistake. It was not done with Gslapt, and even not with the Skype. But the Gslapt proposed upgrade. Now does not, as I've uninstalled speex and installed it newly. So has been resolved the problem. Thank you for the help. I'd never had idea but your comments.

#spi -U speex
Reading Package Lists...Done
The following packages will be upgraded:
speex
1 upgraded, 0 reinstalled, 0 newly installed, 0 to remove, 0 not upgraded.
Need to get 0.0kB/507.0kB of archives.
After unpacking 1.2MB of additional disk space will be used.
Do you want to continue? [y/N] y ...

I did it using Gslapt from the Salix menu (System - Administration - Gslapt Package Manager) as it proposed me when installing Skype. The problem continues. I've found the 1.2r1-i486-1tm in the list of Gslapt, tried to install and the problem is the same. Now I will try to do it by a program you say ...

Thank you. Upgraded glibc. As for the speex, I don't install it. I have installed it once with the Skype, as it came with the Skype. And now it permanently proposes me to upgrade the speex, and I answer OK, and it says "OK, upgraded", and later proposes me the same upgrade... I described this in the ...

I have installed it by the Gslapt program. The permanent file excluded is glibc 2.17-i486-10_Slack14.1
The permanent file to upgrade is speex(1.2rc1-i486-3_Sbo) ---> 1.2r1-i486-1tm

I have installed the Skype for my little sister. With this program come some libraries. And they want to upgrade themselves. OK, but they require this any times by day, the same files every times. I click OK, and it answers me that it is OK, library is upgraded. But in some hours it requires the ...