Oracle 8.1.5  - Where is libclntsh.so.8.0 ?

I just installed Oracle 8.1.5 (MacMillan edition) on RedHat
Linux 7.1.
When I attempted to run SQL*Plus, the dynamic linker returned an
error because it couldn't find the runtime
library "libclntsh.so.8.0".
I checked in $ORACLE_HOME/lib and sure enough, it's not there.
I ran ldd against sqlplus and it found all of the required
runtime libraries except for the libclntsh.so.8.0 ...
Did anybody else run into this after they installed 8.1.5? What
did you do?
I appreciate any help anyone could give me in this.
Thanks.
- B

After getting steamed about how screwed up this Oracle software
is, I wrote a shell script to generate a list of the files
contained in every .jar file on the installation CD. I found
liblcntsh.so.8.0 in a .jar file and extracted it manually. I
also went back and looked through the installation log.
According to the log, the file was supposed to have been moved
from its staging location in /temp to the $ORACLE_HOME/bin
directory. There is no indication that there was an error.
This does not give me much comfort, as it is just as possible
that other files are missing. I guess I will have to go through
everything, one piece at a time, looking for failures as I go
along. This is messed up! Oracle should be ashamed of itself
for putting out garbage installation tools like this Java-based
OUI.

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