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#7 portslave 2002.10.21 shared library error under RedHat 8.0

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nobody
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2003-01-18
2003-01-18
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This is the error I get:

root@ns portslave-2002.10.21]# /usr/local/sbin/portslave
/usr/local/sbin/portslave: error while loading shared
libraries: libportslave.so: cannot open shared object
file: No such file or directory

Have successfully compiled and installed, in this order:

1. freeradius 0.8.1
2. radiusclient 0.3.2-4
3. portslave_2002.10.21

Have configured all services as noted above, and
portslave produces the above error when attemptng to run.

When run through init, the following error results:

Jan 19 11:01:59 ns init: Id "S0" respawning too fast:
disabled for 5 minutes

which is basically because of the above error.

When running the same command above on my older RedHat
6.0 box, which I'm upgrading, the following successful
command results:

[root@cheetah portslave]# /usr/local/sbin/portslave
Portslave RADIUS client v1.2.0pre12 GPL2
(c) 1997-1999 Miquel van Smoorenburg, Dave Cinege,
Vesselin Atanasov, et al.

Usage: portslave <port>

My email address is:

micoots@hotmail.com

Discussion

  • Michael Mansour

    Michael Mansour - 2003-01-24

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    Shortly after posting this, I was reading through the forums
    and the answer was simple, to put in the:

    /usr/local/lib

    path into the:

    /etc/ld.so.conf

    file and then re-run

    ldconfig

     
  • martin

    martin - 2003-03-20

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    i also had this problem (can't link to .so file) at
    RH7.3 w/ Cistron Radius (install from rpm), portslave
    (2002.10.21, from tarball) and radiusclient (0.3.2-4, from
    tarball).
    from maillist, just add the lib to /etc/ld.so.conf
    (/usr/local/lib) and run /sbin/ldconfig, the portslave can
    find the .so file, but it still had respawn too fast error
    and claim can't find the radiusclient.conf file.
    any idea about the setting of radiusclient.conf file? i
    can't see related info from pslave.conf file or /etc/raddb file.

     

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