>/usr/lib/hpux32/dld.so: Unsatisfied code symbol 'libiconv_open' in load module '/usr/lib/hpux32/libfontconfig.so'.
This may be a shared library issue. Does the file '/usr/lib/hpux32/libfontconfig.so' exist and is it accessible by the user? Do a "find" for "libfontconfig*" in /usr, you may have different versions of the same library such as libfontconfig.so.1 or ".2".
>dld.so: Unsatisfied code symbol libiconv_open in load module /usr/lib/hpux32/libfontconfig.so.
Is libfontconfig.so distributed by HP? swlist -l file | fgrep libfontconfig
The unsat would indicate that there is a mismatch in patch levels or a missing shlib. Does the following find that symbol? nm -pxAN /usr/lib/hpux32/lib* | fgrep libiconv_open
>Kevin: Does the user have rights to the files you listed?
Naturally, otherwise you would have a different error.
>TTr: Does the file libfontconfig.so exist and is it accessible by the user?
You wouldn't get that error if it wasn't.
>Do a "find" for "libfontconfig*" in /usr, you may have different versions of the same library such as libfontconfig.so.1 or ".2".
That may be possible but the shlib doesn't look versioned.
The libfontconfig.so is part of the GTK package. On my 11.23 servers it is under /opt/gtk2.6/lib. So you probably need to add the /opt/gtk2.6/lib to your SHLIB_PATH of any user that needs to run this app. You should probably add it to the /etc/SHLIB_PATH to make it available to everybody.
