On Thu, Mar 17, 2016 at 9:53 PM, Andrew Stitcher wrote:
Are you building your own qpidd to run? Are you running the system
qpidd? If the latter why is it in /opt/...../qpidd?
If you are trying to run your own qpidd in /opt/... then you need to
tell it to find *the libraries that you compiled when you made it*
rather than the system installed libraries.
I assume that you did something like:
cmake -DCMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX=/opt/..... ...
...
make install
In which case cmake installed the things it made it the location you
specified but it assumes that you have set up things so that they will
run correctly from there. In particular this means that the Shared
library search path must include the relevant lib directory in the
install area.
From your qpidd path I guess that this might work:
LD_LIBRARY_PATH=/opt/apigee4/share/apache-
qpid/lib64 /opt/apigee4/share/apache-qpid/sbin/qpidd -v
Andrew
On Thu, 2016-03-17 at 16:39 +0530, Kaushal Shriyan wrote:
...Further to the earlier post, please find the below pastebin
http://sprunge.us/EfAI pastebin for ldd -d -r
/opt/apigee4/share/apache-qpid/sbin/qpidd
I'm a little puzzled by this and by what you are attempting to do....Further to the earlier post, please find the below pastebin
http://sprunge.us/EfAI pastebin for ldd -d -r
/opt/apigee4/share/apache-qpid/sbin/qpidd
Are you building your own qpidd to run? Are you running the system
qpidd? If the latter why is it in /opt/...../qpidd?
If you are trying to run your own qpidd in /opt/... then you need to
tell it to find *the libraries that you compiled when you made it*
rather than the system installed libraries.
I assume that you did something like:
cmake -DCMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX=/opt/..... ...
...
make install
In which case cmake installed the things it made it the location you
specified but it assumes that you have set up things so that they will
run correctly from there. In particular this means that the Shared
library search path must include the relevant lib directory in the
install area.
From your qpidd path I guess that this might work:
LD_LIBRARY_PATH=/opt/apigee4/share/apache-
qpid/lib64 /opt/apigee4/share/apache-qpid/sbin/qpidd -v
Andrew
Thanks for your reply and it worked when i created a qpidd.conf file inside
/etc/ld.so.conf.d and added the path
/opt/apigee4/share/apache-qpid/lib64 in qpidd.conf file and then run
ldconfig command.
Please find the steps which are as below for the benefit of everyone.
# cd /etc/ld.so.conf.d
# touch qpidd.conf
# vim qpidd.conf
/opt/apigee4/share/apache-qpid/lib64
# ldconfig -v
# ldconfig -p to verify the links which point to the correct places
# /opt/apigee4/share/apache-qpid/sbin/qpidd -v
qpidd (qpid-cpp) version 0.28
Andrew, Thanks a lot !!!
Regards,
Kaushal
