Post: #1

Hi i try to set a sphereserver 56b to a linux Centos 6.4 but sphereserver shows me a error error while loading shared libraries: libmysqlclient.so.15: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory What i need to do to fix that error ?? Sorry for my bad english

Post: #2

you need to put libmysql.dll to sphere folder:

http://prerelease.sphere.torfo.org/files/libMySQL.dll

Post: #3

(04-14-2013 11:47 PM)Shaklaban Wrote:  you need to put libmysql.dll to sphere folder:

http://prerelease.sphere.torfo.org/files/libMySQL.dll

For linux ?

Post: #4

(04-14-2013 11:47 PM)Shaklaban Wrote:  you need to put libmysql.dll to sphere folder:

http://prerelease.sphere.torfo.org/files/libMySQL.dll

I have this file in my server files but it show error again !

Post: #5

This is actually in relation to a compatability issue. CentOS 6.4 yum repos use libmysqlclient.so.16. You need to install MySQL-shared-compat which, last I checked was NOT in default yum repos at all. You can get this from http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.0/en/l...n-rpm.html however.

Another problem that I ran into was that be default, if you install on a 64 bit CentOS, you will get a lot of issues.

To make it easier on you, run 32 bit CentOS.

EDIT: Personally, I found the linux sphere server app to be extremely unstable causing multiple faults. BUT that may be due to my environment. I am running on clustered VMWare servers with shared storage and the vmxnet drivers may be the culprit. I have not tested on a hardware server yet, but may try that soon and report back (likely in a separate thread).

MPGRAM

Post: #6

(04-15-2013 10:40 AM)mpgram Wrote:  This is actually in relation to a compatability issue. CentOS 6.4 yum repos use libmysqlclient.so.16. You need to install MySQL-shared-compat which, last I checked was NOT in default yum repos at all. You can get this from http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.0/en/l...n-rpm.html however.

Another problem that I ran into was that be default, if you install on a 64 bit CentOS, you will get a lot of issues.

To make it easier on you, run 32 bit CentOS.

EDIT: Personally, I found the linux sphere server app to be extremely unstable causing multiple faults. BUT that may be due to my environment. I am running on clustered VMWare servers with shared storage and the vmxnet drivers may be the culprit. I have not tested on a hardware server yet, but may try that soon and report back (likely in a separate thread).

MPGRAM

I have on my linux libmysqlclient.so.16 but how can i activate him ?

Post: #7

Can someone help me ?

Post: #8

You need to install MySQL-shared-compat from mysql's website. Are you using 32 or 64 bit OS?

Post: #9

(04-16-2013 06:28 AM)mpgram Wrote:  You need to install MySQL-shared-compat from mysql's website. Are you using 32 or 64 bit OS?

I use 64 bit OS

Post: #10

Then in all honesty, you should try with 32 bit OS. 64 bit is a pain to get running.