The failing arches are mips, mipsel, alpha and sparc.
At first I thought it was something related to aolserver4's version, but after
checking the versions for failing and non-failing arches, that doesn't seem to
be the problem:
Failing arches:
mips: (4.5.0-4)
mipsel: (4.5.0-4)
sparc: (4.5.0-7)
alpha: (4.5.0-9)
Non-failing arches:
s390: (4.5.0-4)
m68k: (4.5.0-7)
powerpc: (4.5.0-8)
i386: (4.5.0-9)
ia64: (4.5.0-9)
arm: (4.5.0-10)
hppa: (4.5.0-10)
It also doesn't look like it's a problem of tcl versions. Similar clashes
occur.
The /usr/lib/aolserver4/lib/libnsd.so is correctly placed both in failing and
non-failing arches, so, if for some reason it's not being found, it would look
like a path problem.
The file being executed when "Starting web server" is /usr/sbin/aolserver4-nsd,
running ldd for it in my i386 returns (among other things):
libnsd.so => /usr/lib/aolserver4/lib/libnsd.so (0xb7e66000)
My guess is that the path is broken for the failing arches. But I'm not sure
how to check this, nor how to fix it.
Love,
Marga
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