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Unable to run Red Hat Linux Library!?

daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (Dr. Dietmar Rempfer)
Fri Nov 15 16:35:22 1996

Date: Fri, 15 Nov 1996 16:19:36 -0500 (EST)
From: "Dr. Dietmar Rempfer" <dietmar@sokrates.mae.cornell.edu>
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I just installed the Red Hat Linux Library on my RedHat 2.1 system, but I
do not seem to be able to run it. On typing `rhlibrary' I get the error
message:

couldn't load file "tclftdb.so": File not found
    while executing
"load tclftdb.so ftdb"
    (file "/usr/lib/rhs/doccd/bin/search.tcl" line 9)

This is weird, because tclftdb.so has indeed been installed in /usr/lib
(however, `ldconfig -p' shows that it is not in the ldconfig cache).
I tried: 
  - editing search.tcl to include the full path /usr/lib/tclftdb.so,
  - renaming tclftdb.so to libtclftdb.so, running ldconfig (this resulted 
    in libtclftdb.so now appearing in the ldconfig cache), and editing 
    search.tcl to load libtclftdb.so,
but to no avail.

Can anybody tell me what is wrong?

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