De man ldconfig:

ldconfig(8)                                           ldconfig(8)


NAME
       ldconfig - determine run-time link bindings

SYNOPSIS
       ldconfig    [-DvqnNX]   [-f conf]   [-C cache]   [-r root]
       directory ...
       ldconfig -l [-Dvq] library ...
       ldconfig -p

DESCRIPTION
       ldconfig creates the necessary links and cache (for use by
       the  run-time  linker,  ld.so)  to  the most recent shared
       libraries found in the directories specified on  the  com�
       mand line, in the file /etc/ld.so.conf, and in the trusted
       directories (/usr/lib  and  /lib).   ldconfig  checks  the
       header  and file names of the libraries it encounters when
       determining  which  versions  should  have   their   links
      updated.   ldconfig  ignores  symbolic links when scanning
       for libraries.

       ldconfig will attempt to deduce the type of ELF libs  (ie.
       libc5  or  libc6/glibc)  based  on  what C libs if any the
       library was linked against, therefore when making  dynamic
       libraries, it is wise to explicitly link against libc (use
       -lc).

       Some existing libs do not contain  enough  information  to
       allow   the   deduction   of  their  type,  therefore  the
       /etc/ld.so.conf file format allows the specification of an
       expected type.  This is only used for those ELF libs which
       we  can  not  work  out.   The   format   is   like   this
       "dirname=TYPE",  where  type can be libc4, libc5 or libc6.
       (This syntax also works on the command line).  Spaces  are
       not allowed.  Also see the -p option.

       Directory names containing an = are no longer legal unless
       they also have an expected type specifier.

       ldconfig should normally be run by the  super-user  as  it





On Mon, Jun 12, 2000 at 09:21:39AM -0600, arnulfo wrote:
> Buenos dias gente, casi nadie por aqui me conoce, solo nacho (Ignacio Solis). Tengo 
>un peque�o problema, creo que es una tontera pero no he dado con el clavo.  Sucede 
>que estaba compilando e instalando el orbacus 4, este trabaja con librerias dinamicas 
>(.so's) y los instalo en /usr/local/lib, el asunto es que ese directorio no esta en 
>el path de librerias default, y aunque pongo 
> # LD_LIBRARY_PATH=/usr/local/lib/
> y como si nada. Perdon se era una caballada de mi parte.
> 
> Atte
> Arnulfo.

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<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>  Roberto Magana. Escuela de Fisica UCR.
                        (The Physics Dept. University of Costa Rica.)
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