Subject: Re: [ruby-ffi] Proper way to refer to libcrack.so.2 |
From: postmodern |
Date: 5/11/12 1:59 AM |
To: ruby-ffi@googlegroups.com |
This brings up a feature I wanted to request. Most Linux distributions have moved the primary "libfoo.so" file into "foo-dev" or "foo-devel" packages, with the "libfoo" package containing "libfoo.so.X". Maybe in the future, you could specify the Major version of the library you wish to load? ffi_lib 'crack', '>= 2' # loads "libcrack.so.2" On 05/10/2012 11:40 PM, broberts wrote:
On CentOS cracklib is deploy as libcrack.so.2 which is a symlink to libcrack.so.2.8.1. There is no libcrack.so. Referring to this library using: ffi_lib 'crack' fails with a file not found error. Referring to the library using: ffi_lib 'crack.so.2' succeeds. I assume that this is the expected behavior but I wanted to make sure before I get too far down the road. Thanks for any help. Baron