Kresimir Cosic wrote:
Thanks for answers. I still didn't solve the problem, but it gave me an
idea.
Adam Lazur wrote:
> This isn't a screen problem, it's a dynamic linking problem.
>
> I bet the executable can't find the shared library when it starts up.
> Does your shell have an LD_LIBRARY_PATH environment variable set? What
> happens if you run: screen /bin/sh -c fooint.exe
Seems like a plausible explanation, but I don't quite understand how
linux finds shared libraries, and, most important, why it can't find
shared libraries only when using 'screen ./fooint2.exe'. It seems that I
have LD_LIBRARY_PATH set in my .bashrc:
LD_LIBRARY_PATH=/home/kreso/prog/mysql/lib/mysql/
export LD_LIBRARY_PATH
Correct me if I'm wrong, but loading bash in that way makes it non-interactive, and therefore .bashrc is not read. Moreover, it
would seem to me that calling screen from a non-interactive shell would not make sense, since it's whole role in life is to
'interact'.
Anyone who knows the related details, please expand upon or correct me, here.
--- rod.
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