I don't know whether it's a suitable comment, but you can try configure your ldconfig. You could do:
Let us suppose your installation directory is: /sandbox/globus/globus-4.2.0 As root user: echo "/sandbox/globus/globus-4.2.0/lib" >> /etc/ld.so.conf.d/globus.conf ldconfig I hope this helps. -- Lourenço 2008/10/17 Charles Bacon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > GT 4.2.0 uses your system openssl libraries. GT4.0.7 builds its own openssl > libraries. The "libssl_gcc32dbg.so.0" is from a GT4.0.x build of Globus, > and does not exist in GT 4.2.0. > > Probably the safest thing to do is use a version of Globus that the VOMS > software was built against. That sounds like 4.0.x. > > There is a chance that it will work if you just symlink > $GLOBUS_LOCATION/lib/libssl_gcc32dbg.so.0 -> /usr/lib/libssl.so. I can't > really recommend that, though, since there may be version mismatches between > the libraries. > > > Charles > > On Oct 17, 2008, at 5:13 AM, arpit jain wrote: > >> Hii >> >> >> I have installed VOMS Server and VOMS-Admin Server using RPM's on my FC2 >> machine. I am using GT 4.2.0 as middleware. However when I run VOMs Server, >> it gives >> [EMAIL PROTECTED]/etc/init.d/./voms start >> It shows libssl_gcc32dbg.so.0 not found. >> >> I have found that this library is missing in GT4.2.0 installation whereas >> it is present with GT 4.0.7 installation. >> Is the library omitted from this version or my installation is not >> proper?? >> >> >> Thanks >> Arpit > >
