[Zope] Problem with new Sybase DA

[Gerard Rowe]

I run Zope under my regular login and Sybase under the user 'sybase'.
With respect to Zope, I have the SYBASE environment variable set and
I have the LD_LIBRARY_PATH variable set (I even added and exported them
in the start script).  Everything seems to be in order on the Zope side
of things.  My main concern is that of the Sybase setup.  I'm new to
Sybase so I don't know if everything is set up correcty but the server
is running and I can connect to it using 'isql -Usa -P<password>
-Ssybase' and issue queries.

I am at a complete loss as to what is going wrong

Bye the way, I tried strace but have no idea what to look for.  The only
thing that I can make sense of is that the 'open' system call is used
a number of times and returns the "No such file or directory" message.

On Mon, 29 Nov 1999, Bill Anderson wrote:

> Gerard Rowe wrote:
> > 
> > Yes I do get a shell and I'm even able to import the sy_occ.so module
> > without any errors.
> 
> Check the zope user's environment. Usually done by actually logging in
> at the console, or doing an 'su -' to become root (or su - <zopeuser> if
> zope is not run by root). Does zope start as root and switch user? It
> _may_ be an issue of it being set in your terminal (as root), but when
> zope switches, the zopeuser doesn't have the path set up (in the
> darkness a gunshot is heard ;-)
> 
> If you are getting the core file,  you can run strings on it to see all
> sorts of stuff, among which is the environment. You could also run: $
> strace ./start to see what system calls are being made. If you want, I
> could look at the core file if you send it my way (off-list of course).
> 
> Are you getting one? (Guess I should have asked earlier...)
> 
> 
> Since your ld.so.conf is configured properly, did you run ldconfig?
> 
> Just a few more things to try ...
> 
> Bill
> 
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