[SOLVED] Many Shared Objects Missing

After doing a full system upgrade (including aur), many programs are complaining of missing shared objects.
How do I update all the so's, or all the programs looking to old ones?
Last edited by ignotus (2012-02-25 19:25:53)

If it was libpng related, on the front page of archlinux.org you would have seen a notice stating any cairo related packages needed to be updated/reinstalled. You could have just reinstalled cairo-ubuntu and should have done the same thing. I use the ubuntu version and the only time I saw an error relating to libpng was when they started the updates to that I think a week or two ago.
https://www.archlinux.org/news/libpngli … m-testing/
"As usual, remember to fully update your system and check your unofficial packages (especially the cairo-* packages from AUR) for required rebuilds."
Don't forget to mark solved if it is
Last edited by vwyodajl (2012-02-23 04:38:27)

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lrwxrwxrwx. 1 root root 18 Dec 14 22:46 libdbus-1.so -> libdbus-1.so.3.4.0
-rwxr-xr-x. 1 root root 1043696 Dec 25 12:04 libdb-4.3.sobackup
lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 18 Dec 25 23:16 libdb-4.3.so -> libdb-4.3.sobackup
Any one help me, what I am missing from above.. and also, my post installation rapidwizard is cancelled, so Do I need to install from scratch? or If I fix this issue, can i access the application using web url?
Edited by: user1254389 on Dec 25, 2011 10:06 PM
Edited by: user1254389 on Dec 25, 2011 10:10 PM

Hi Experts... I am a new to Oracle APPS trying to install Ebusiness suite in oracle enterprise linux ver 6,1 using oracle virtualbox.. and I am stuck with libdb-4.3.so for last 3 days.. searched google and bing, not able to find any information.Oracle EBS R12 is not certified yet with Linux 6 so please install a supported OS (see the docs before for the list) or check the certification matrix and try the installation then.
Oracle E-Business Suite Installation and Upgrade Notes Release 12 (12.1.1) for Linux x86-64 [ID 761566.1]
Oracle E-Business Suite Installation and Upgrade Notes Release 12 (12.1.1) for Linux x86 [ID 761564.1]
Thanks,
Hussein

Confusion about shared objects...

Hi...
I'm building an application using JSP/Servlet technology and I've ecountered some behavior that is not that unexpected, but is something I can't seem to figure out how to get around.
I've been using two reference manuals over the last year, to learn JSP/Servlet development and I'm not sure that either one of them, do a very good job of explaining how to avoid the problem I'm seeing. (Or maybe they do, but I'm just too dense to figure it out.)
Both are O'Reilly manuals:
Java Servlet Programming - Jason Humber with William Crawford
Java Server Pages - Hans Bergsten
Anyway, I've tried to model my application using a MVC approach.
My controller servlet UserCtl.java is small and routes requests as a controller should.
My business logic is in a bean. UserBean.java This object has properties that represent the fields from my UserMaster table and corresponding setter/gettter methods. It also has methods to retrieve an individual user record, insert a record, update a record, delete a record and retrieve a list of records.
The scenario I'm experiencing is as follows:
I bring up my application in the browser on two different PC's.
I display the user list on each PC.
Now...
On each PC, I simultaneously click the Update User, selecting user 1 on pc 1 and user 2 on pc 2.
My application then, creates a record in a lock file, for each user record. This seems to work properly, even during the simultaneous click.
However...
When the update form is subseqently displayed, I have a situation where the form on each of the 2 pc's contains the same data.
I can verify that 2 different lock records were created, indicating that I did not click the same user by accident, however, the data in the form is clearly for only one of the users.
I've read the sections over and over and I feel like I understand their comments on concurrency and how the condition I'm seeing could occur, however, I've tried many things to overcome this and nothing seems to work.
Originally, I opened my JDBC database connection at the servlet level. I've subsequently tried doing it when I create the bean in the controller and subsequent to that, creating the connection object within the method that retrieves the user data inside the bean.
I've tried moving all my code into functions, so that any bean variables would be localized.
I've creating a bean from the JSP session bean object and then retrieving the record, and putting the bean back into the session object before moving to the update page.
Note... I've also enclosed my record retrieval code within a synchronize block.
I'm at a complete loss here. Nothing I do seems to work and I can consistently recreate this condition. Obviously, I can't move forward until I find out how to do this properly.
I'm disappointed in the Java Server Pages book, because the author encapsulated/wrapped all of his database i/o into his own database management routines.
This is a terrible practice for an author to perform. I understand the concept of why you would do that, however, it complicates learning the fundamentals first. I say show us how to do it the long way first, then show us how to improve on the implementation. Don't confuse an already complicated process with your own home-grown methodology.
Anyway... I digress. Can anybody give me any pointers or recommend a good book or web based example, that can show me how to overcome the issue I am encountering? My implementation is a straightforward, simple, approach. I am trying to grasp how this stuff works, without adding in all the extra stuff like tag libraries and XSLT, etc.
I just need to understand how to write a simple thread-safe application. I'll tackle the other stuff later. Oh... by the way... I have built the simple samples that overcome servlet class level counters that show the result differences between global variables at the servlet instance level versus reporting back localized variable values. I think that JDBC database access and/or bean creation, is more complex than that and that's where my problem is.
Any comments, pointers, references to simple samples, will be greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Brett

          You do not need a shared files system - that is just for
          convenience. You do need to have identical directory stuctures
          for all instances in the cluster.
          Mike.
          "Tomato Bug" <[email protected]> wrote:
          >
          >hi all,
          > I have a confusion with shared objects in cluster.
          > A cluster needs a shared file system to store
          > configuration
          >files and shared objects. Can I only put the shared things
          >in the
          >shared file system but not put them on the servers in
          >the cluster.
          > Thanks.
          >
          > Tomato.

Insufficient Shared Objects Memory Available

Hi Friends ,
You must be knowing sample application <b>wdr_test_chat</b> .I have used , executed application many time ....now when I run it and click in Log on ...log on pop up come and I am able to enter name ...but on click ok following dump coming....it is not case that there is problem with code as I have run it so many time already....IS that has to do something to my server ?
Dump
The following error text was processed in the system SD8 : Insufficient Shared Objects Memory Available
The error occurred on the application server q4inpusy007_SD8 _01 and in the work process 0 .
The termination type was: RABAX_STATE
The ABAP call stack was:
Method: ATTACHUPDATE70 of program CL_SHM_AREA===================CP
Method: ATTACH_FOR_UPDATE of program CL_WDR_TEST_CHAT_SHM_AREA=====CP
Method: ATTACH_FOR_UPDATE of program CL_WDR_TEST_CHAT_SHM==========CP
Method: LOGIN of program CL_WDR_TEST_CHAT_SHM==========CP
Method: LOGIN of program CL_WDR_TEST_CHAT==============CP
Method: ONACTIONLOGIN of program /1BCWDY/CUHRRK26ZJ7PFHMON3IO==CP
Method: IF_WDR_VIEW_DELEGATE~WD_INVOKE_EVENT_HANDLER of program /1BCWDY/CUHRRK26ZJ7PFHMON3IO==CP
Method: INVOKE_EVENTHANDLER of program CL_WDR_DELEGATING_VIEW========CP
Method: IF_WDR_ACTION~FIRE of program CL_WDR_ACTION=================CP
Method: DO_HANDLE_ACTION_EVENT of program CL_WDR_WINDOW_PHASE_MODEL=====CP

Hi,
I think in case of shared memeory area the system will allocate each area a maximum of 3MB space. so once you use the full memory the system will show you the error message 'Insufficient Shared Objects Memory Available'.
I think this can be avoided by freeing the shared memory area after a certian amount of time.
Regards,
Ajith V

[SOLVED] Many Shared Objects Missing

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