Sudhakar Chandrasekharan saw fit to inform LI that:
>Looks like the Berkeley DB that you installed is either
>(a) not being found by the loader. What is the output of
Yep, that worked. BTW, this mail was posted several hours ago, and
reached the list ~after~ I'd solved the problem ;)
>$ ldconfig -p | grep db
>Where were the libraries installed? /usr/lib or /usr/local/lib? If it is
>some strange directory like /opt/foo/lib, you'd have to include that to
>/etc/ld.so.conf
Another thing - after a bad install, it's wise to start with a clean
directory tree (best done by moving the older version to a different
directory and untarring the code again)
>(b) incorrect version of Berkeley DB. There are 2 popular versions
>currently in use. 1.X an 2.X They are incompatible.
>I'm leaning towards 'a'.
'a' it was :) 8.10.0 is being tested now - I'll roll it out on
kcircle.com after I'm satisfied I can run it properly.
Thanks, Thaths, Nick ...
Suresh Ramasubramanian + [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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