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running cacaoadm in 64 bit

user189677Dec 3 2012 — edited Feb 28 2013

Our installation was always Solaris. We are just starting to look at moving to RedHat Linux. When I try to start cacaoadm, it always fails and in the log for cacaoadm, it shows this:

STDERR: thr#10 java.lang.UnsatisfiedLinkError: /app/sun/DS/11g/dsee7/ext/cacao_2/cacao2/private/lib/libcacao_cacao.so: libpam.so.0: cannot
open shared object file: No such file or directory

libpam.so.0 exists, it's just the 64 bit version so I'm assuming that's why the 32 bit version of the cacao can't find it.

I can find the 64 bit version in /app/sun/DS/11g/dsee7/ext/cacao_2/cacao2/private/lib64/libcacao_cacao.so but I can't figure out how to get cacaoadm to start in 64 bit mode. Is there some command line option I should be using to force it that way? Or some environment variable I am missing?

Sorry for the dumb questions, I'm not used to the RedHat way of things yet.

Thanks

Edited by: Sam D on Dec 3, 2012 1:16 PM

Never mind. Found the bug on the support site about this. Having the 32 bit version of the pam module installed now.

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