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Post 302388580 by PiniFarini on Wednesday 20th of January 2010 10:58:09 PM
01-20-2010
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I assume you mean the shared web hosting, ok it looks like you're tying to install/use RRDTools and have tried the binaries and you are having a problem with it not loading the shared libraries to use the program.
And just to let you know the reason why there are (mostly) no shared libraries or access to a compiler such as make or gcc is because they don't want you to install some random piece of software that could break or compromise the machine.
EDIT: What Simon says is also true, which is also what I've said, it just looks like they don't have the modules that you want to use. If they can't/won't help you, then your only other option is to find a web host that can help you and/or get a virtual/dedicated server in which you can install your own programs on.
And just to let you know the reason why there are (mostly) no shared libraries or access to a compiler such as make or gcc is because they don't want you to install some random piece of software that could break or compromise the machine.
EDIT: What Simon says is also true, which is also what I've said, it just looks like they don't have the modules that you want to use. If they can't/won't help you, then your only other option is to find a web host that can help you and/or get a virtual/dedicated server in which you can install your own programs on.
I do know the reason, thanks!
All I needed was a solution to my problem
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compat_netbsd32
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