PAUL WILLIAMSON wrote:
When I do an ldd against the file, all libraries come up linked.
This is a completely Solaris 8 environment for the time being,
I don't seem to have an ldso.conf on any of the machines...
Paul
on solaris, the two most common approaches are to (of course there are
more than two options ;-):
Set LD_LIBRARY_PATH appropriately in the environment of the user
executing the binary, or configure 'crle' (kinda like Linuxs' ldconfig)
to include the necessary paths. (Or symlink into one of the default
paths, which you can see by running 'crle' with no arguments). I prefer
the crle approach generally since it is system wide.
If you run the cfexecd with truss, you'll notice the syscalls for the
ld.so.1 hunting around for the library, and not finding it.
-andrew
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