On Wednesday 21 June 2006 13:59, Daniel Bloemer wrote: > Hi, > > I am trying to run bacula 1.38.6 on a X86-64 bit System with SuSE 10.0 > installed on it. > I have installed the SuSE 10.0 RPMs from the sourceforge-website. So far > so good. When I try to start the director it mourns the libpq.so.4 as > missing. That library is definitely in the system, but it is in > /usr/lib64 not /usr/lib since the whole system including the database is > installed as 64-bit-Version. > > My guess is, what the RPM was linked against the 32-bit-Version of this > library. > Does anyone have encountered this before, and knows an easier way to go > around this, than rebuilding the RPM? As far as I remember the bacula rpm's are 32 bit packages. What I did on my Mandriva 64 bit box was to add a 32 bit package repository to the list of sources. Then during install of Bacula it automatically added the 32 bit packages it needed. This has so far been running for 6 months, with the only oddity that one out of 8 clients can't restore from bconsole, but I don't think this could be related.
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