hi,
i am installing v2.0-m5 on centos with pgsql v9.1 and when trying to do nxdbmgr upgrade i get an error "error while loading shared libraries: libnxexpat.so.1: cannot open shared object file: no such file or directory"
older versions works fine.
10x,
Lindeamon
i have tried reinstalling and this time i have enabled logging and this file can not be found even in the make install phase.
Hi,
try to add configuration option --with-internal-libexpat when you run configure.
Best regards,
Victor
hi victor,
did not help, getting the same error
Best Regards,
Lindeamon
Can you please send me config.log and output of command
ldd /path/to/nxdbmgr
Best regards,
Victor
hi victor,
can you tell me where do i find this config.log ?
do you want the config.log of the m5 ?
i have downgraded to m1 so i will need to upgrade again.
Best Regards,
Lindeamon
When you run configure it will create config.log in same directory. Yes, I need it from M5.
Best regards,
Victor
Hi Victor,
attached the files that you wanted.
Best Regards,
Lindeamon
Hi,
it seems to be some strange mix of different library versions (*.so.1 and *.so.2). Try to delete all libraries from /opt/netxms/lib, run make clean and then make and make install again.
Best regards,
Victor
hi victor,
before i do an upgrade, i delete the /opt/netxms folder completely and i "tar -zxf..." from scratch, do i still have to perform the "make clean" ?
i have been doing this process for the past 10 versions and never had problems like this.
Best Regards,
Lindeamon
Hi,
if you delete /opt/netxms completely then it should not be an issue. Still it looks like older library somewhere. Can you please check if there are libnetxms.so.1 left somewhere?
Best regards,
Victor
hi victor,
i have reinstalled M5 and searched for the "libnxexpat.so.1" and found it under /usr/local/lib.
i have tried loooking for this file in the /opt/netxms dir and could not find it.
maybe soft links weren't created ?
when i finish the "make" it says that i have 1 error with "recursive", maybe that will give you a clue.
Best Regards,
Lindeamon
Hi,
it seems that at some point you forgot to specify prefix to configure and it installs binaries and libraries into default location (/usr/local). You can safely delete all netxms libraries from /usr/local/lib - then 2.0-M5 should work without problems.
Best regards,
Victor
Hi Victor,
worked like a charm
Best Regards,
Lindeamon