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Re: Error with web2ldap and libldap.so.1
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Craig Silva - IT Infrastructure Coordinator
Moreland City Council - 90 Bell St. Coburg. 3058
Melbourne. Australia. http://www.moreland.vic.gov.au
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>>> David Leonard <david.leonard@csee.uq.edu.au> 21/02/00 19:41:58 >>> On Mon, 21 Feb 2000, Michael Str÷der raved thusly:
>it looks like -lresolver isn't being dynamically loaded.
| arkansas:d$ nm /usr/lib/libresolv.a | grep res_search
| U res_search
| 00000100 T res_search
>and it know that ldapmodule's configure didn't even looking for it...
>I don't know if it should either. If you used the openldap.sh script to
>build ldapmodule, it steals the LIBS variable from openldap's
>config.status and trusts it!
One symptom of the problem was that I downloaded the ldapmodule source but could not get it to compile. As my earlier message states - I guess that it had something to do with the libldap.so.1 that came out of a openldap-1.2.8 rpm I found on the net.
>> This is a problem with importing the ldapmodule.so. I saw this error
>> several times when ldapmodule.so was not build correctly or shared
>> libs are messed up from older installations. Since you're running
>> Red Hat Linux you might wanna grab a pre-compiled RPM found on
>> http://www.webideal.de/ldap/ and try again with that one.
>yep - that seems like probably the best solution.
>please let me know if this or anything else fixes the problem for you Craig.
Yep - it appears that it was a broken rpm - and its now OK - thanks
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