Re: LD_LIBRARY_PATH on x86_64 linux

2009-05-25 Thread Tim Bunce
We're now way off topic so let's drop this thread. Tim.

RE: LD_LIBRARY_PATH on x86_64 linux

2009-05-25 Thread Martin Gainty
Solaris advertises itself as a true multi-processing OS does this mean one main process (and all other processes inherit static representation of main process)..if anyone has been following Apache prefork then inherting the same environment for all preforked processes adds 0 capability for dyna

Re: LD_LIBRARY_PATH on x86_64 linux

2009-05-25 Thread listmail
I haven't ran x86 in a long time. I don't know why the situation would be different and allow you to change LD_LIBRARY_PATH after perl starts though. Is it possible that derived defaults are being used rather than your change? I imagine you also have to take in to account whether you are usi

RE: LD_LIBRARY_PATH on x86_64 linux

2009-05-25 Thread Martin Gainty
Peter- this is annoying as I have used LD_LIBRARY_PATH environment variable on other platforms moreover Java if you are going to pass jni binary folders to JVM you will need to apprise JVM of the new folder with -DLD_LIBRARY_PATH=new_folder -DLD_LIBRARY_PATH=$_libpatha few years back I made thi

LD_LIBRARY_PATH on x86_64 linux

2009-05-25 Thread Peter J. Holzer
This isn't really a DBI problem, but it hit me with DBD::Oracle, so it may be helpful for some of you (unless I've missed something obvious, in which case I'll just confuse everybody): For a long time I've used a construct like this: if (open(E, "$offl_root/dbi/env")) { printlog("read