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Judging by the number of Google hits for that particular error, I’d say I’m far from the only one that runs into it. It’s actually an easy thing to fix, but good luck finding coherent information on how to do it by searching Google. But, if you’ve stumbled onto this post and are running most any flavor of Linux, you’re in luck.
So, you’ve just compiled and installed the latest whiz-bang gew-gaw onto your system, but when you try to run it, you get an error like, “raideng: error while loading shared libraries: libraidutil.so.0: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory.” No worries. Provided everything compiled ok, all you need to do to fix it is this:
1. Check and make sure that your system actually has the referenced file. In this specific example, you would do:
find / -name libraidutil.so.0
2. Note the directory that the file is located in, and add it to /etc/lib.so.conf
3. Run ldconfig without any options.
4. Try running your application again.
And it’s that easy.
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