Installing Coldfusion 6.0 on Fedora Core 4.0 returnsGLIBC 2.0 type errors.

[ravigehlot]

Error occurred during initialization of VM
Unable to load native library:
/tmp/install.dir.19987/Linux/resource/jre/lib/i386/libjav.so: symbol
__libc_wait, version GLIBC2.0 not defined in file libc.so.6 with link time
reference.

That is what I get when I try to install it. Please enlight here!!!

Ravi.

[Kronin555]

I wouldn't try CF 6 on Fedora Core 4. CFMX isn't supported on Fedora Core at
all, but if you were going to try it, I'd do CFMX 7.

Also, look into the compat-libstdc++ rpm(s) and make sure you have them
installed. Your best bet is to reinstall FC4 and install absolutely everything.
That ensures you get all you need. If you want to pick and choose, odds are you
missed something.


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[ravigehlot]

I did what you said before you even posted that message. But thanks for the
tip. I installed CFMX 7 successfully but the connectors didn't work so I had to
configure them manually. Now I got JRUN on apache and CMFX 7 installed and
running. The problem now is that it doesn't work! I call it on the browser and
it doesn't respond at all. The progress bar shows work but no results on the
screen. Any clues?

[Kronin555]

Look in the Apache logs, JRun logs and coldfusion logs. Do you see anything of interest there?

You're requesting a page, so is the request getting written to apache's access log?

[ravigehlot]

Problem solved! Only thing now is that the file application.cfm insn't being read. Any clues?

[Kronin555]

On case-sensitive file systems, it must be named "Application.cfm"

Also, if you have an Application.cfc in the same directory, that will be used
instead.

"Problem solved!"

That's great, but for the sake of others who search for a resolution to their
problem, what was the fix? and what exactly was the problem?

[ravigehlot]

Sure. The solution to the problem was quite simple. All you gotta do is rename
the filename called cfmx_connectors.sh on your coldfusionmx7 directory. The
reason to do this is so when you start coldfusion it doesn't try to install
those connectors automatically. Make a backup of your httpd.conf file and
follow the instructions provided by macromedia to install JRUN on httpd.conf
manually. After that, everything worked fine. Honestly speaking, I don't have
that link on me now but anyone interested please message me again. Regarding
the application.cfm file you made a good point but at the moment I am unable to
test it out.

Another problem that has been around is with the debugging feature in
coldfusion even though it is enabled it doesn't show any of the debug results...

any clues?