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Issues installing vshell on linux
Hello,
I am running redhat enterprise v4 update 3 with glibc v2.3.4 I want kerberos support and therefore need libgssapi-kerb5.so & libgssapi.so I have the rpm for those, but it says i need glibc v2.4, which i dont have. I haven't found it anywhere. Any ideas? maybe there is a gssapi rpm for my version? Thanks, Uri |
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If I were doing this ...
I'd try this link & build it from src.rpm: http://download.fedora.redhat.com/pu...-2.4-8.src.rpm using rpmbuild, i'd issue: # rpmbuild --rebuild glibc-2.4-8.src.rpm If you don't have any dependency failures, it'll creates all necessary rpms. Then, from the RPMS directory, run: # rpm -Uvvh glibc*
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Well, I have found another source for libgssapi and have used it.
Now, all that remains is to do the following, taken from this site: Note: To use Kerberos v5 authentication via GSSAPI, you must manually create a soft link from your libgssapi-krbs.so to libgssapi.so. libgssapi.so must also be in the dynamic linker library path. In Red Hat Linux, this may require modification of ld.so.conf or setting the LD_LIBRARY_PATH environment. I do not have the file libgssapi-krbs.so, only libgssapi.so Where should i put this soft link ? How do i modify my LD_LIBRARY_PATH ? what should i add to it ? Thanks for your help, Uri |
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