az., 2011.eko ekaren 15a 13:03(e)an, Graham Dumpleton(e)k idatzi zuen:
On 15 June 2011 18:58, Julen Ruiz Aizpuru<[email protected]> wrote:
az., 2011.eko ekaren 15a 12:34(e)an, Graham Dumpleton(e)k idatzi zuen:
You have done everything right as far as trying to track things down so
far.
I presume that libdbxml-2.5.so is the only libdbxml on the box and is
the right version otherwise you would have noted that already.
Similarly that libxqilla.so.5 is the correct version. The only
interesting bit of online documentation I could find about the two
was:
http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/E17276_01/html/ref_xml/xml_unix/shlib.html
which does warn about ensuring not to mix wrong versions.
Yes, that's the only libdxml on the box.
libdbxml is built on top of libdb, so when compiling DB-XML I also compiled
libdb, libxqilla and libxerces. Those libraries were previously installed on
the system (by some berkeley db package, I presume). The compiled libraries
reside in /usr/local/lib/.
For the ones that were installed previously, were there header files
also installed. Any chance they are still on the box somewhere and
they were picked up incorrectly when you built from source code?
Actually I meant that the libraries were installed at compile time and
*nowadays they are* too. Sorry if it wasn't clear from the beginning.
And yes, I can see -dev packages for libdb, libxqilla and libxerces, so
the header files are also installed.
I'll try to recompile libdbxml by explicitely setting the library source
paths — the build script picks up all the sources for the mentioned
libraries from the downloaded tarball by default, so this may not have
any effects after all. I'll give it a shot anyway.
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