Обсуждение: Bug #525: createlang for plperl fails on Tru64 version 4.0F (v 7.1.3)

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Bug #525: createlang for plperl fails on Tru64 version 4.0F (v 7.1.3)

От
pgsql-bugs@postgresql.org
Дата:
Mike Beerman (beermb@chp.edu) reports a bug with a severity of 2
The lower the number the more severe it is.

Short Description
createlang for plperl fails on Tru64 version 4.0F (v 7.1.3)

Long Description
We had plperl operating fine on our Compaq Tru64 4.0F system, when it was running PostgreSQL version 7.0.2. However,
whenwe installed version 7.1.3, despite the fact that we had used the --with-perl flag when configuring, we cannot get
plperlrunning with 7.1.3. When we try to run "createlang plperl dbname", we get the error "Load of file
$PGHOME/lib/plperl.sofailed: dlopen: cannot load $PGHOME/lib/plperl.so" even though the file it is looking for exists
inthe proper location and has the necessary permissions. I have tried recompiling the src for plperl, and it compiles
withouterrors, and installs fine. But I get the same error when I try to run createlang. Has anyone else encountered
thisproblem? 
Thanks.

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Re: Bug #525: createlang for plperl fails on Tru64 version 4.0F (v 7.1.3)

От
Tom Lane
Дата:
pgsql-bugs@postgresql.org writes:
> We had plperl operating fine on our Compaq Tru64 4.0F system, when it
> was running PostgreSQL version 7.0.2. However, when we installed
> version 7.1.3, despite the fact that we had used the --with-perl flag
> when configuring, we cannot get plperl running with 7.1.3. When we try
> to run "createlang plperl dbname", we get the error "Load of file
> $PGHOME/lib/plperl.so failed: dlopen: cannot load
> $PGHOME/lib/plperl.so" even though the file it is looking for exists
> in the proper location and has the necessary permissions.

plperl.so depends on libperl.so; I'll bet that the problem is with
resolving that dependency, not with plperl itself.  Check dynamic
loader search paths and so forth to see whether libperl can be found.
ldd or local equivalent might be helpful too, to examine how the
dependency is represented in plperl.so.

            regards, tom lane