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 <path to link>" to check
that. This link this not seem to be setup by libjna, so I wonder how you got it
in your systems - from what I can tell it should *not* be there.
2) The fact that your library can't locate libjnidispatch.so in the default
location
Ubuntu's libjna relies on 2 properties to locate the library:
jna.boot.library.name and jna.boot.library.path. If not overriden
jna.boot.library.name is set to "jnidispatch.system" and jna.boot.library.path
is set to "/usr/lib/jni:/usr/lib/<multiarch path>/jni".
This second error seem to indicate that something is overriding either or both
properties.
BTW, I'm setting this as incomplete again because there is still no
clear reproducer for this issue. Your previous report of "1. the
specific steps to reproduce this bug: Install package" do not reflect a
correct reproducer for this - ie. installing the package works just
fine. You need to provide information on: the code, the environment, and
the exact commands being run.
** Changed in: ubuntu-z-systems
Status: Triaged => Incomplete
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