> I have verified the fix with the latest stable jenkins release.
> It was in fact changed and local libjni/jna is no longer required.
Great, thanks for the feedback.
> Since the bug is fixed the only remaining question is if the handing
> of the system.so approach is a good idea and I think
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Libjna-jni uses wrong path on package installation on s390x
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> It seems that this issue was fixed on 1.136 (https://jenkins.io/changelog/)
> The s390x libs haven't been included in the shipped library prior to, a
> system install was required at that time.
Right, that would explain why it would not work prior to that.
> Anyhow, the locally installed
I have verified the fix with the latest stable jenkins release.
It was in fact changed and local libjni/jna is no longer required.
Since the bug is fixed the only remaining question is if the handing of
the system.so approach is a good idea and I think that this might not be
the best place for
I installed jenkins using https://jenkins.io/doc/book/installing
/#debian-ubuntu on an s390x Ubuntu cosmic, using openjdk-8-jre-headless,
without libjna-java or libjna-jni installed on the system as neither are
required.
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Tiago, thanks for having a look!
It seems that this issue was fixed on 1.136 (https://jenkins.io/changelog/)
The s390x libs haven't been included in the shipped library prior to, a system
install was required at that time.
Anyhow, the locally installed libraries should be available and in the
Is this on Cosmic? Bionic? or Xenial?
I see that system.so is used everywhere by default, on things that do
intentionally use system jna.
However, on xenial, there is one patch missing to ignore the override
properties.
Jenkins as shipped in the 3rd party repo does not use system deb:libjna-
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I installed jenkins 2.138.1 from http://pkg.jenkins.io/debian-stable and
while I was unable to reproduce the issue. I looked at its structure and
found out that they package their own jna.jar with its own
libjnidispatch.so libraries inside.
Their jna jar file is located at
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I'm trying to run Jenkins installed from the official Jenkins
repository.
SO far no Jenkins installation has worked out of the box and my mention
that I can install a fresh system was an offering to you to replay the
installation and make sure that no changes remain and I have the full
> Regarding issue 2: I'm able to set up a fresh system
> with Jenkins on s390x.
> What information would you need to be able to
> reproduce this issue?
I need to know what java application you are trying to run, where was it
fetched from, how it was installed, and how it is being run. For each
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No problem!
Issue 1 could be the result of a band-aid fix to get the system working
at all, so let's keep that back for the moment.
Regarding issue 2: I'm able to set up a fresh system with Jenkins on s390x.
What information would you need to be able to reproduce this issue?
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Your last comment indicated 2 different errors:
1) The link to libjnidispatch.so
Is the aforementioned link to libjnidispatch.so created by a supported Ubuntu
package? If so, which package? You should run "dpkg -S " to check
that. This link this not seem to be setup by libjna, so I wonder how
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Title:
Libjna-jni uses wrong path on package installation on s390x
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The only "duplicate" link there was, was the link I mentioned before.
If the link is removed the error message is removed, however the library
becomes unusable to java applications.
Failed to list up hs_err_pid files
java.lang.UnsatisfiedLinkError: Native library
By default the package install libjnidispatch under /usr/lib/s390x-
linux-gnu/jni/libjnidispatch.system.so and as far as I can see there's
no reason to have a file/link in /usr/lib/s390x-linux-
gnu/libjnidispatch.so.
Still, I was able to reproduce the error which indicates that you might
have a
Before removing the "dangling" file you might want to check if it is by
any change associated with a package by calling "dpkg -S ".
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Title:
I have added my current apt upgrade log here to give you a broader context.
The status of my system is added as well.
The issue is here:
/sbin/ldconfig.real: Can't link /usr/lib/s390x-linux-gnu//build/libjna-
java-pvBsvy/libjna-java-4.5.1/build/native-linux-
s390x/libjnidispatch.system.so to
I ran a little JNI sample program on 16.04 and 18.04 and it worked for me, so
obviously the path is fine on my systems(s) - see attachment for details.
Hence we need more details from you - especially the exact steps/commands that
let's us reproduce the error situation.
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Sure!
1. the specific steps to reproduce this bug
Install package
2. which Ubuntu versions that are affected
I was able to reproduce the bug on the following versions:
16.04 on s390
18.04 on s390
Thanks!
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Could you please add:
1. the specific steps to reproduce this bug
2. which Ubuntu versions that are affected
for now I'm going to set this as incomplete.
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** Also affects: ubuntu-z-systems
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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Importance: Undecided => High
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Assignee: (unassigned) => Canonical Foundations Team
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--- Comment From heinz-werner_se...@de.ibm.com 2018-07-16 04:28 EDT---
@Canonical, can someone give an update on that s390 specifix ticket. Many
thanks in advance...
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