I have a perl signup script which runs from the signup server. After processing all the info from the web page, it dose a system() call to the program(doreg) that actually dose the interfacing and authentication to the appropriate server. However, I can run the doreg from the command line and feed it the variable file and it dose great, but when I try to get it to call from the cgi I get:
/usr/local/sbin/doreg: can't load library 'libc.so.5' It is a permissions problem for sure. If I login as a normal user to the console and run it from the commandline, then I can duplicate the apache error. This same prog runs on another apache, but I can't figure out what is differnet. The other apache has been there for 5years, and there is no telling what has been changed or altered over the years. However, the apache in question is new service, so I would rather figure out how to get it to work instead of mimicking the older server (Although both servers *are* running the latest apache). I never noticed the problem until now. However, It was recently that RHN updated the glibc. I don't know if that may have broken something or not, I don't think so, as I said it will run as root just fine. thanks in advance :-) -- robert -- redhat-list mailing list unsubscribe mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/redhat-list
