Ruby script on OpenBSD needs to connect to Oracle 8i on Linux

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    Default Ruby script on OpenBSD needs to connect to Oracle 8i on Linux

    I'm cross-posting to Ruby & OpenBSD because I'm not sure which experts
    are best suited to help me with this... (And I'm tired of talking to
    the Oracle people who tell me to just move everything over to Linux or
    Win2k or Solaris!)

    Machine 1: Oracle 8i on Linux, Production box, running listeners, all
    is well there, it seems.
    Machine 2: OpenBSD. Some Ruby scripts, running fine, but need to
    query (through DBI or ?) the Oracle DB.

    Machine 1 and 2 are on a LAN, behind a firewall, so it should be some
    simple 192.168.xxx or hostnames to reference each other, but the
    software/drivers/whatever I need to run on the OpenBSD box eludes me!
    I've installed the DBI package for Ruby, with 7/8/9 drivers, but they
    don't want to install clean or start themselves because I suspect
    there's some underlying Oracle stuff that needs to go on the OpenBSD
    box first. Am I mistaken?

    Many thanks for any help!

    Evangeline
    Evangeline South Guest

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    Default Re: Ruby script on OpenBSD needs to connect to Oracle 8i on Linux

    Well, your big problem is that I do not believe that the Oracle client
    libraries have been ported to OpenBSD. Without those libraries, you
    will not be able to connect to Oracle.

    Steve Peters

    Evangeline South wrote:
    > I'm cross-posting to Ruby & OpenBSD because I'm not sure which experts
    > are best suited to help me with this... (And I'm tired of talking to
    > the Oracle people who tell me to just move everything over to Linux or
    > Win2k or Solaris!)
    >
    > Machine 1: Oracle 8i on Linux, Production box, running listeners, all
    > is well there, it seems.
    > Machine 2: OpenBSD. Some Ruby scripts, running fine, but need to
    > query (through DBI or ?) the Oracle DB.
    >
    > Machine 1 and 2 are on a LAN, behind a firewall, so it should be some
    > simple 192.168.xxx or hostnames to reference each other, but the
    > software/drivers/whatever I need to run on the OpenBSD box eludes me!
    > I've installed the DBI package for Ruby, with 7/8/9 drivers, but they
    > don't want to install clean or start themselves because I suspect
    > there's some underlying Oracle stuff that needs to go on the OpenBSD
    > box first. Am I mistaken?
    >
    > Many thanks for any help!
    >
    > Evangeline
    Steve Peters Guest

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