I wanted to followup on testing using LD_PRELOAD: - Using LD_PRELOAD I was able to get past the "httpd -t" test. I had to add both the libclntsh.so and the libclntshcore.so to the LD_PRELOAD because after I added just libclngshcore.so, another undefined symbol appeared, and that other symbol is in libclntsh.so. - Then after that I was able to use LD_PRELOAD and was able to start the Apache using "apachectl start" and I can see the httpd instances running. I can also see the port being listened on.
However I am still testing and I am not sure if the Apache+webgate is actually working. If I hit it with a telnet and manual request, I can see a response, but if I use a browser I see segfaults in the Apache error_log.. I'll be working through these if I can, but thanks, Rainer, this is a step forward and will make my weekend better :)!! Jim On Fri, Feb 7, 2025 at 12:54 PM o haya <ohaya1...@gmail.com> wrote: > Hi Rainer, > > My apologies but I am going to switch to this gmail account because > something is causing responses to be blocked on Yahoo email :(, and I > wanted to see if this email would work better !! > > In your last response you said: > > "In theory, you could work around this by using LD_PRELOAD, but that's a > rather questionable idea. I'd recommend trying an oracle/webgate mailing > list for further help, since your issue isn't really related to httpd." > > Can you explain how to possibly work around this by using LD_PRELOAD? > > I will try to post at Oracle, but need to figure out where to do that, so > I am still hoping to at least get past the "undefined symbol" problem > meanwhile. > > Thanks, > Jim >
