On 15.11.2010 22:52, Huber, Melissa wrote:
Wolfgang,For some reason I didn't get your reply but found your reply in the mail archives. I'm running Red Hat 4 and the rpm version of libdbi is very old so I compiled the newest version and libdbi-drivers. I realized that I hadn't yet removed the rpm and now that I have I'm actually getting a different error when starting ido2db: Starting ido2db:/usr/apache/icinga/icinga_baseDir/bin/ido2db: error while loading shared libraries: libdbi.so.0: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory done. If I search for libdbi.so.0 I can find it in /usr/local/lib/libdbi.so.0. I have tried compiling icinga with the --with-dbi-lib=/usr/local/lib option and I get the same response as above. :(
you should point idoutils to the include files to in order to compile the right libdbi api into.
I used a prefix directory to install icinga under /usr/apache/icinga/icinga_baseDir, but that really shouldn't matter I don't think. I didn't make any configuration changes when I installed libdbi. I don't see any other versions of libdbi out there to compile that would give me anything different. I'm running mysql as my database and have the following:
post the output of this: # ldd /usr/apache/icinga/icinga_baseDir/bin/ido2db in order to reflect which libdbi library ido2db is referring to.
mysql - 5.1.52 libdbi-0.8.3 libdbi-drivers-0.8.3
is this x86 or x64? Kind regards, Michael
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