> The globus.sh file should set the GLOBUS_LOCATION env var for you, and > then source GLOBUS_LOCATION/etc/globus-user-env.sh, which sets > LD_LIBRARY_PATH as Fred mentioned. > > So you should get this state in new shells after installing the package. > If you run the software in a shell created before the install, you'll > encounter problems like Mike did here.
This reminded me of a bug report I was received with the AGTk 2.12 Fedora RPMs I did previously. Some people were resetting LD_LIBRARY_PATH in their login script and therefore not finding the required globus-accessgrid shared libraries. The solution was to add the following lines to the globus-accessgrid RPM spec file: ---- %post /sbin/ldconfig %postun /sbin/ldconfig ---- Then build a new globus-accessgrid RPM file, so I might do the same with this new version.. Doug
