Hi folks,
I already had some problems between Oracle and Apache. 99% of then
was with environments and permissions.
The first thing to check is if the folder (/lib) inside the Oracle
Home have the "read" permission, for all groups. Remember that the
Apache use a special user and group to create the threads and the services.
Another thing is with the SELinux, check if in your SO is enable
this option. You can disable it or change the rules to Apache.
The enviroments is another part, you can define it inside the
httpd.conf (this option will work for Mapscript). If you want to define
it for CGI, the best way is to define inside the service that start the
Apache (usually in /etc/init.d/...), another way is do the export's for
all user.
Remember to export the ORACLE_HOME, ORACLE_BASE and ORACLE_SID.
Best regards.
-------------------------------------------------
Fernando Simon
UMN Mapserver and Oracle Spatial developer
-------------------------------------------------
Stephen Woodbridge wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Dear Stephen,
I tried the shell script and also setting the environment on
htppd.conf file. The problem of 5oo internal error persists. The
apache logfile reports error while loading shared libraries:
libclntsh.so.10.1
My project is stuck. Can you please elaborate on the solution.
Regards
Joydip Shome
Joydip,
Please make sure you respond to the list so other can help and benefit.
I think you need to post more specific details of what your script
looks like and what is the exact error message you are getting. Since
this solution works for me, I'm not sure I can guess what might be
wrong on your system, so some more details would be helpful.
-Steve
