On Sep 25, 2008, at 12:31 AM, Munish Dayal wrote:
I am still facing this problem. Any suggestions?
Do I have to downgrade the libpcap from version 0.9.4 to 0.8.3 on
RHEL-5 system, in order to be able to run Wireshark on it.
(Wireshark rpm built on RHEL-4 system).
Or build Wireshark on the RHEL 5 system to run it there.
I don't know what indicates to the build-time linker what library
version number to record in an executable, but it doesn't appear to be
something simple based on what symbolic links point to what; perhaps
it's something recorded in the shared library itself. In any case,
unlike the other shared libraries on your system, libpcap is built so
that the "real name", not the "soname":
http://www.tldp.org/HOWTO/Program-Library-HOWTO/shared-libraries.html
is being recorded, which means that, unfortunately, the executable
won't work with any "libpcap.so.0", but requires the same version as
the one with which it was built - the fact that (unless the
distribution screwed things up massively) all libpcap 0.x releases
since at least 0.7 are binary-compatible.
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