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From: "Mark Rollings" <darkstar@telcentral.net>
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Subject: lib.so.3.0  revisited.
Date: Wed, 5 Mar 1997 19:21:18 -0600
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I sent a message to this address earlier today regarding this shared lib.

After some further investigation I found a few more things that could be
pointing out the issue.

I installed FreeBSD 2.1.7-RELEASE.  I added the  bash-2.0.tgz package to
the system via pkg_add.  Upon completing this addition... no users using a
bash shell from a remote site were able to log into the system, and were
disconnected with the message:

lib.so failed:  cannot find lib.so.3.0

I am curious as to how this can be remedied... or what I have possibly done
incorrectly to induce this situation.

Mark Rollings
Systems Administrator
TelCentral Internet
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