error while loading shared libraries

[dwilko]

I have program that for monitoring a a game server it called Moh Mon but when I run I get the following error

./mon_server: error while loading shared libraries: libstdc++-libc6.2-2.so.3: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory

any Ideas on how to get it running?



Thanks

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[jrjuiliano]

I just dealt with this using Gentoo and trying to get Xine-lib compiled. The problem in this case was it was trying to reference a shared lib that didn't exist anymore after a gcc upgrade.

In order to fix it there was a script called fix_libtool_files.sh that I ran to fix all the old links referring to the non-existent gcc version.

I don't know honestly if you'll have that on your system (if it's not Gentoo), but may be worth a shot.

use "fix_libtool_files.sh <gcc-version>" to run it.

gcc-version will be whatever version you are running, (i.e., 3.4.2, 3.3.3, etc).

Hope that helps and fixes your problem.



J.R.

 

[zeland]

You need to install the package compat-libstdc++


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[dwilko]

do have a link where I can download it
or is there a command to put compat-libstdc++ on it

I dont know if its had a gcc upgrate but the again I dont know what gcc is lol but thats prob cos am new linux

its a redhat 9 dedi server which is rented

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[flugh]

I'd go at it from the other end. Download the source for mon and build it on your target system. That way it's linked against the shared libraries on your system, not the ones installed on the system your binary package got built on. That way you're not making system-wide changes that could have unexpected effects on other programs.

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[zeland]

if you are using apt, then the command:

apt-get install compat-libstdc++

should get you the packages you want. If you don't have apt, get it from

http://www.freshrpms.net

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[dwilko]

thanks zeland it works now

flugh - couldnt download the source

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