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On 8/29/06, cedric de crozant <cdecrozant@×××××.com> wrote: |
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> hi, |
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> i'm new to gentoo. |
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> i have updated mysql 4.1.21 following the glsa advisory with glsa- |
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> check -f |
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> and now I have a problem ! |
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> in the httpd error log : |
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> /usr/local/php5/bin/php: error while loading shared libraries: |
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> libmysqlclient.so.15: cannot open shared object file: No such file or |
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> directory |
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Try: |
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revdep-rebuild -p -v |
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That will show you any and all packages that are "broken" due to |
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upgrades or changes of other packages. You can then do a: |
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revdep-rebuild -v |
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which will then recompile all of the "broken" packages for you, or you |
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can just manually emerge the specific packages you want to "fix" in |
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the order you want them compiled. |
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If you just want a quick fix for PHP first and you'll worry about the |
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other "broken" packages later (MySQL upgrades usually break *a lot* of |
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packages - at least, if you have the mysql USE flag enabled globally), |
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then just do: |
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emerge php |
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which will, of course, re-emerge PHP, building it against the new |
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MySQL libraries. |
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-James |
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