Problem running RMA under Fedora Core 4

[jivetolkein]

Bit odd this, never had any bother with the RMA agent before.. but 1.28 won't run just gives:

Floating Point Exception

Server lists this for uname -a

Linux server01 2.6.11-1.1369_FC4smp #1 SMP Thu Jun 2 23:08:39 EDT 2005 i686 i686 i386 GNU/Linux

It's on a remote site and hI've inherited little info ion it.. so adding build tools to compile locally might be a bit tricky.

We use ssh to run most tests, but are tryig to get on RMA in each country, with a central backup, so it'd be nice to get working if you've any ideas.

[KS-Soft]

Could you try this one http://www.ks-soft.net/download/rma/rma ... s9_x86.tgz

Regards
Alex

[jivetolkein]

OK, this gives

error while loading shared libraries: libstdc++.so.5: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory

.. whic I also had on a couple of other earlier agents I tried.

I guess I could link libstdc++.so.5 to /usr/lib/libstdc++.so.6.0.4 (the only one available).. is this safe enough to do? Not very well up on libraries

[KS-Soft]

I guess I could link libstdc++.so.5 to /usr/lib/libstdc++.so.6.0.4 (the only one available).. is this safe enough to do?

Yes, should work fine.
Another solution: recompile RMA on your system. Could you provide telnet or ssh access to the system?

Regards
Alex

[jivetolkein]

'Fraid not, they're a bit twitchy about that sort of thing.. plus there are no build tools on the remote system - it'd be easier for me to knock up a FC4 VM and build it there rather than fiddle with a production system.

I'll give the link a try first thanks.

[KS-Soft]

We installed FC4 and compiled RMA for you
www.ks-soft.net/download/rma/rma128_fedora4_x86.tgz

Regards
Alex

[jivetolkein]

Thnaks guys, you did that quicker than me getting around to logging on and typing ln -s ....

Installed and working, many thanks for your help. I was having issues finding an FC4 iso!

[oakyuz]

Hi Alex

I have encountered the same issue in three Redhat Enterprise 4.x machines. On two of them, which are Redhat Ent. 4.5 AS and 4.4 ES, RMA 1.25 is currently running. When I tried version 1.28 on these machines, the "Floating point exception" error appeared.

I also tried version 1.28 in another test machine with the OS Redhat Ent. 4.5 AS and "not running any RMA", the same error appeared.

Finally, I tried on a test machine running Redhat 5.2, it worked fine.

So; might it be a general problem with Redhat 4.x ??

By the way, the RMA you compiled for FC4 works in my Redhat Ent. 4.5 AS.

Regards,
Oguzhan

[KS-Soft]

By the way, the RMA you compiled for FC4 works in my Redhat Ent. 4.5 AS.

So I assume it works fine on other systems. Am I wrong?

Regards
Alex

[oakyuz]

You are right.

The "rma" binary you compiled for FC4 is working for Redhat Enterprise 4.x. I started using it.

Regards,

[rasc]

We installed FC4 and compiled RMA for you
www.ks-soft.net/download/rma/rma128_fedora4_x86.tgz

Could you please do the same for 1.29, please?
Neither "RMA 1.29 for Linux" nor "RMA 1.29 for Fedora 13" from download page do work on a firewall (actual ipfire Core64 [this is not 64 bit, just version 64]), rma128_fedora4_x86.tgz does.

Thank you!

[KS-Soft]

There is
www.ks-soft.net/download/rma/rma129_fedora4_x86.tgz

Regards
Alex

[rasc]

WOW!
That's pretty fast!

Thank you!

[rasc]

maybe the download section was a good place for this version, too?
Though this post is easily to find using Google (rma "Floating Point Exception") it made things easier for customers.

[KS-Soft]

Yes, we can make it "official" after additional testing

Regards
Alex