-=> KK4QBN wrote to All <=-

 KK> Ok folks,

 KK> I've switched back to using debian, and it's probably the way I
 KK> installed CentOS, I'll never install another OS like that unless its
 KK> some big gigantic mega server, I had my /home amd /usr .etc installed
 KK> on different partitions an this was really screwing with synchronet,
 KK> sometimes it would go off without a hitch, sometimes I would get
 KK> permission errors, thats the only reason I would see why.. expecially
 KK> tryng to build it.

That's weird, partitioning should not affect permissions, unless you're trying
to mount a non Linux filesystem (vfat, etc), which require special treatment to
allow write access for non root users.

 KK> Ok, have it on debian, everything smoothyly transitioned, I can run
 KK> sbbs and any other exec with no issuem but at times, depending on what
 KK> it is (IRCBOTS ins this case) I get an error running jsexec.

 KK> ./jsexec: error while loading shared libraries: libsbbs.so: cannot open
 KK> shared object file: No such file or directory

Have you set your SBBSCTRL and PATH variables?  I've never had any issues with
jsexec on my system (Raspian).

 KK> Now what could cause this crap?

 KK> before it was giving that issue with EVERY executable under centos..

 KK> why give me the error in jsexec, but nothing else?

It can't find libsbbs.  DM will know what variables jsexec uses to locate its
libraries.


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