RMA on Fedora 4

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jp_nowak
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RMA on Fedora 4

Post by jp_nowak »

Hello Alex,

For info, i've installed RMA 1.22 on Fedora Core 4

I've done the following for getting it to work:

The distribution has the version 6 of the libstdc++ installed and it doesn't work with this one.

I've installed a version 5
in the /usr/lib directory i've found : libstdc++.so.5.0.7
then i've created a symbolic link
libstdc++.so.5 -> libstdc++.so.5.0.7

start the rma and it works !!


A little suggestion, maybe you could specify in your INSTALL note that in the RmaPath, it's mandatory to add the rma executable at the end of the path. In my case, your rma agent is installed in the /usr/local/rma directory so in the RmaPath variable i have to enter /usr/local/rma/rma !!

:D

Best Regards
Jean-Pierre
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Post by KS-Soft »

A little suggestion, maybe you could specify in your INSTALL note that in the RmaPath, it's mandatory to add the rma executable at the end of the path.
Yes, probably. Some people make mistake...

Regards
Alex
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