Re: [SM-PLUGINS] chpasswd problem on ubuntu - "No such file or directory"

[MrC <lis...@ca...>]

>> Matheus Lima wrote:
>>> I have installed the change_passwd plugin, but it doesn't work. So a
>> tried
>>> to run the chpasswd as below:
>>>
>>> $squirrelmail/plugins/change_passwd# ./chpasswd
>>>
>>> but it return the message:
>>> bash: ./chpasswd: No such file or directory

> 2008/8/7 MrC wrote:
>> This ENOENT error can occur when you don't have the 32-bit compatibility
>> libraries and you're running on a 64-bit system.  I see below you are on
>> a 64-bit system.  Install the libraries.
>>
>>> Its importante to show the file permissions:
>>> $ls -la chpasswd
>>> -rwsr-x--- 1 root www-data 9873 2008-08-07 17:56 chpasswd
>>>
>>> The group "www-data" is the group used by the apache, but I belive that's
>>> not a problem, because I'm trying to use the command as root first.
>>>
>>> Then, I send this same file to another server "not a ubuntu server", that
>> is
>>> a slack. And tried to run it.
>>> And wokrs perfectly.
>>>
>>> So, whats the problem, how can I fix it?
>>>
>>> PS.: If its importante the server is a 64 bit ubuntu.

Matheus Lima wrote:
> Which libraries are you talking about? How do I find them? How do I
install
> them?
> There is a way I can do this with apt-get?

I'm not at a system where I can check, but I believe it is:

  libc6-i686

So, this should work (warning - untested!)

  apt-get install libc6-i686

Since this isn't a squirrelmail issue, let's take this offlist if there
are further issues, or take it to the Ubuntu forum.