Good Idea adding it to the FAQ.... >If you've been on the list more than a day or so, you'd see that >this question comes up a lot.
Its not a freeradius problem, what people dont understand is that with linux, unix, it isnt *polite*, or safe for install scripts to modify your system configs. The developers could never guess where everything is on your particular system, or where everything goes, so I guess its time to get familiar with ldconfig ;) IMHO /usr/local/lib has gotta be in everyones ld. In answer to the questoin, Put the path to your libraries in /etc/ld.so.conf then do a "ldconfig" . When I say your libraries, I mean /usr/local/lib.... U should always put it in there anyway since a lot of stuff ends up there. After this is done, then anytime a program wants to load a shared lib /usr/local/lib will be in the search path. >I'm going to add it to the FAQ. Now just get peeps to read the faq.... Chel ---------- Personalise your email address at http://another.com THINK: your slogan or email address on a gorgeous mousemat CLICK HERE http://another-shop.com
