losing .so files
Gene Heskett
gene.heskett at verizon.net
Sat May 29 10:36:51 UTC 2004
On Friday 28 May 2004 22:35, Chris Torske wrote:
>Hello,
>
>I am coming up with a problem that I have been running into more and
>more often. I am not sure if I am doing something wrong every time
> or what, just don't understand.
>
>The issue I am coming up with quite often, is that Linux starts to
> loose shared librarys. To be more specific, right away the system
> works perfectly; knowing where all the shared librarys that is
> installed is. Then slowly and progressively, starts complaining
> that it can't find a random shared library. It keeps on getting
> worse and worse, loosing the location of more and more of them. It
> isn't really loosing them in the sense that they aren't on they
> system. As like this time around for me, yum is saying that it
> can't find "lib-org-apache-bcel-5.0.so". I was checking the web
> for a possible location where is it, and maybe reinstall the
> package. I say it is most times installed in the /usr/lib/
> directory. Doing "ls /usr/lib/lib-org-apache-bc*" results with
> "/usr/lib/lib-org-apache-bcel-5.0.so"; the exact file I am
> supposedly missing. From remembering that most times that
> directory is automaticaly checked, when you run ldconfig. After
> running that, yum still complains I am missing that same file. I
> have tried on other times when this has happened, to copy that file
> around, to pretty much every single folder I can find; and still
> doesn't releave the problem. This problem is not has also been
> happening on me on other distro's too, including other versions on
> kernels. I have even got it go to the point, where the system has
> even lost the a main rpm library. I don't remember that exact name
> off hand. I just installed this copy just about 5 days, so it
> hasn't been too long on this around. I would really like to keep
> this os for more then a month this time around. Any ideas on how
> to fix this? I haven't checked the rpm database yet, I am planning
> to check that tomorrow after work.
>
I believe my next step would be to let memtest86 run for a day or so.
>Chris T.
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