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Odd behaviour after applying fbackup cum patch PHCO_19732

 
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Philip Chan_1
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Odd behaviour after applying fbackup cum patch PHCO_19732

Hi,

After applying the fbackup cumulative patches (PHCO_19732) from the June 2000 extension software, I'm getting the following error while doing backup with the fbackup command,

"/usr/lib/dld.sl: Unresolved symbol: acl (code) from fbackup"

Can someone please shed me light on what I missed? note that there wasn't any abnormal messsage by the time I install the above patch.

Thanks in advance.

~Philip

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Alex Glennie
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Re: Odd behaviour after applying fbackup cum patch PHCO_19732

you are running the [PHCO_19732/PACHRDME/English] fbackup patch.
This patch enables ACL, and has dependencies, one of which is the libc patch
[PHCO_19491/PACHRDME/English] , is it installed ?

current version = 22314 NB there are also other dependancies !

Dan Hetzel
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Re: Odd behaviour after applying fbackup cum patch PHCO_19732

Hi Philip,

Are you sure you applied the dependent patches?
PHCO_19491 -> suberseeded by PHCO_22314
PHKL_17458 -> superseeded by PHKL_18543
PHKL_19991 -> superseeded by PHKL_22677

The first one (PHCO_22314) addresses some runtime symbol resolution issues.

Best regards,

Dan

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Steffi Jones_1
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Re: Odd behaviour after applying fbackup cum patch PHCO_19732

I would definetely take care of this dependency issue asap.
You will probably see problems right now if you try to generate a new kernel.

So before doing other changes to the system, grab the dependensy patches and reinstall the fbackup patch (or take the newer fbackup patch as mentioned anbove).