Thanks for providing additional information.
Let me take a step back and see if I understood the problem.
- Oracle Instance Client links against libaio.so.1
- As part of the time_t 64-bit transition on Noble, we renamed several
of our libraries and appended "t64" to their names.
- Debian decided to perform an SONAME bump in order to avoid some
problems with upstream. Oracle Instance Client can't find the new
library, and needs to be recompiled.
I tend to agree with Paride here that we probably shouldn't ship a symlink in
this case. Moreover, it seems to me that this is actually a bug with Oracle
Instance Client: it needs to be rebuilt in order to pick up the changes that
were made in Ubuntu Noble. This should solve the problem, and IMHO is a
reasonable thing to expect Oracle to do given that Ubuntu Noble is an entirely
new release of Ubuntu.
I am going to set this bug's status as Triaged, but will mark it as low
priority since it's something affecting third-party software.
Thanks!
** Changed in: libaio (Ubuntu)
Status: Confirmed => Triaged
** Changed in: libaio (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided => Low
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