01-20-2010
Shared hosting, how to install programs and libraries in your home folder
Hi all
I hope I am posting in the right section. If not please excuse me and redirect me to the right section.
Here is my problem:
I am using a shared hosting plan at Godady. I have shell access and of course my own folder.
I would like to be able to install programs in my own folder (small utilities) which usually look for their shared libraries in predetermined folders.
Basically the issue is described here
Shared Libraries
What I do not understand is this: are the programs coded/written to look for specific libraries in one folder and only one (like /usr/local/lib) or they will search the entire path?
Can anybody explain me what I have to do to in a simpler way? The above document is a little to much for me I am afraid.
My whole ordeal is documented here
Re: [rrd-users] RRDTools Server and Installing RRDTools in a shared host
I basically need help for the last part of my issue described there where the program is asking for some .so files
Thank you
PF
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ARGUMENTS
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Check whether url is supported. Depending on the system libraries GnuTLS may support pkcs11 or tpmkey URLs.
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