Hey
But, in your original email, you said:
Executing "su nsadmin -c " nm /usr/local/pgsql/lib/libpq.so.3" returns
valid output so the library is not corrupted.
How could that have been? That would have attempted to open libpq.so.3
as user nsadmin -- if nsadmin didn't have the necessary permissions to
get to libpq.so.3 because the directory permissions prevent it, this
doesn't make sense.
You are right. And I went back and checked my history in that shell and
it did work. Huh? Maybe I changed the permissions sometime after that
for an unknown reason (like thought following some other problem
solving path then) and there was really a combination of steps that
worked. I did try a million suggestions and thoughts after all.
Anyway, glad to hear you got it working. Good luck!
-- Dossy
Me too. Thanks:)
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