Joe,
Thank you for the information which clarifies a lot details.
There are libpam.so and libpam.so.1 at /usr/lib and I have
root privilege on that box, so no problem in creating the
needed links.
Thank you again.
C.C. Liu
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Sent: Thursday, January 29, 2004 4:28 PM
To: Liu, C.C
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Subject: Re: Compile of DBD Solid and run time error
"Liu, C.C" wrote:
> Patricia,
>
> Thank you for your response. I took a closer look at the error and
> found it actually complained about "libauth.so.1", a semi-system
> library. The machine I'm playing with is for test/development only and
> doesn't have everything a good server should have. After coping
> libauth* from other box, it works now.
>
> C.C. Liu
>From solid on this issue a few years ago:
Hi,
The problem you are facing is because in Solaris 8, the libauth.so.1 and
libauth.so files have been replaced with libpam.so and libpam.so.1. The
worked around for this problem is to create symbolic links with the names of
the old files, but which point to the ones included in solaris 8 .
- The command to create a link is ln. See manual entry for more info.
- Libraries libpam.so and libpam.so.1 should be found at /usr/lib/
- If the link can't be created at /usr/lib/ (no permissions etc.) use setenv
LD_LIBRARY_PATH=<directory> to indicate where to look for libraries.
regards
Vishnu
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