On Tue, 13 Sep 2016, David Leigh wrote:
Wow! This worked (with just a few minor glitches) RIGHT OUT OF THE BOX!
FIRST execution and I had something that worked. I used the version of mc
that yum installed with the CentOS 6.8. That was like 4.7.0 or something.
Now that I have a baseline that
To: da...@leighweb.com
Cc: mc@gnome.org
Subject: Re: Static build of mc
You don't necessarily need to create a statically linked version to get it
to run on a different box. just pack up all required shared libs (use "ldd"
to find out which) plus the dynamic loader itself. The dyna
:24 PM
To: da...@leighweb.com
Cc: mc@gnome.org
Subject: Re: Static build of mc
You don't necessarily need to create a statically linked version to get it
to run on a different box. just pack up all required shared libs (use "ldd"
to find out which) plus the dynamic loader itself. The dyna
On Mon, 12 Sep 2016, da...@leighweb.com wrote:
They told me that the server is a CentOS 6 box. I see traces of
CloudLinux and CageFS in my user space as well.
This doesn't sound good, just make sure you aren't constrained to
jailshell or whatever CloudLinux calls it, because previously I
On Mon, 12 Sep 2016, Erdmut Pfeifer wrote:
You don't necessarily need to create a statically linked version to get
it to run on a different box. just pack up all required shared libs (use
"ldd" to find out which) plus the dynamic loader itself. The dynamic
loader is normally invoked
You don't necessarily need to create a statically linked version to get
it to run on a different box. just pack up all required shared libs (use
"ldd" to find out which) plus the dynamic loader itself. The dynamic
loader is normally invoked indirectly via the system, but nothing keeps
you from
