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Old 03-27-2007
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Relink a binary

Hi,
under Unix AIX 5 3 , when launching a binary called adworker (ORACLE BINARY) I have this message :
Could not load program /exec/products/OA/v11.5.10.2/p13drec/p13dsmsappl/ad/11.5.0/bin/adworker:
rtld: 0712-001 Symbol __pth_init was referenced
from module adworker(), but a runtime definition
of the symbol was not found.
Do you have any idea ?
I think I should link or make adworker .
How should I do that ?
Many thanks before.
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I don't use AIX but it sounds like your program needs access to a shared library. There is usually a way to add paths when ld builds the executable, often a -R/path/to/shared_libraries or something like that. You probably have some environment variable, often called LD_LIBRARY_PATH that can be used to add directories to list. A few OS's have a utility to modify the built-in paths of an executable. My guess is that something along one of these lines would fix your problem.
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