Hi


I'm trying to Install Baan 4 c4 on Suse 9.1 but i'm having the next problem:

bsp@linux:/usr/cdrom> ./install6.1
Installation started: Ter Abr 5 12:36:54 BRT 2005

Creating a temporary bse, moment please
/usr/cdrom/install/bse/bin/shmvalues6.1: relocation error: /usr/cdrom/install/bse/bin/shmvalues6.1: symbol errno, version GLIBC_2.0 not defined in file libc.so.6 with link time reference
Cannot initialize Shared Memory for temporary environment
>INSTALLATION ABORTED!! /usr/cdrom/install/bse/lib/shm_param not filled: Ter Abr 5 12:36:57 BRT 2005

If any one knows what is the problem, plese say something.
thanks.

Hi,

do you have log on as user root to perform the installation?
(Maybe has nothing to do with the error but is a requirement)

Juergen

Hi again,

hundreds of postings in the web regarding the libc.so.6 error with Suse 9.1.
Do a search on the web.

But maybe first you can try it with the setting
export LD_ASSUME_KERNEL=2.4.1 before you call install6.1
That solves some user problems on installing and running of different applications with Suse 9.1

Regards,
Juergen

Hi again,

hundreds of postings in the web regarding the libc.so.6 error with Suse 9.1.
Do a search on the web.

But maybe first you can try it with the setting
export LD_ASSUME_KERNEL=2.4.1 before you call install6.1
That solves some user problems on installing and running of different applications with Suse 9.1

Regards,
Juergen

thanks for your advise the installation was finished with sucess.

But now i have another problem:
after the intallation i try to run ba6.1 but i have the next error:

wpt-rmaf@linux:/usr/baan4/bse/bin> ./ba6.1
Segmentation fault
wpt-rmaf@linux:/usr/baan4/bse/bin>

if you know something that could help-me to solve this problem, plese say something.
Thanks

thanks for your advise the installation was finished with sucess.

But now i have another problem:
after the intallation i try to run ba6.1 but i have the next error:

wpt-rmaf@linux:/usr/baan4/bse/bin> ./ba6.1
Segmentation fault
wpt-rmaf@linux:/usr/baan4/bse/bin>

if you know something that could help-me to solve this problem, plese say something.
Thanks

You know, I had that problem as well, 3 different times and 3 different solutions ;)

1)
I didn't have $BSE set or my user didn't exist in Baan or something like that.. Also check your group permissions.

2)
I did also see that when i tried to install it on Redhat.. I think it was set
by doing some kernel tuning

3)
Again, on Redhat, my C libraries were too new. never got past this one, I gave up and went to SuSE 8.

It seems like the linux client isn't as good with the errors as the other systems.


I'm on SuSE 9 now though and it works, so i'd try the first two if i were you.

Dave

Hi,

I agree with Dave that it seems like a problem with some kernel values.
We also had this error in the past but I don`t remember in which conjunction on what OS or DB.

Please have a look to this thread,
Segmentation fault (http://www.baanboard.com/baanboard/showthread.php?t=22373&highlight=segmentation)
maybe you can find some starting-points regarding your problem.

Juergen

Hi

thanks for your help. the segmentation error desapear.

but I have another problem.

I will explain what I'am doing:
I have install a Baan Worksation istallation (client baan) on linux, and i want to comunicate with my baan server that is in windows sytem.

after the installation i have create an user in baan server (user:wpt-rmaf) and I create the same user on linux system.
I set the file .profile of this user in linux with the same values as user bsp.

# Sample .profile for SuSE Linux
# rewritten by Christian Steinruecken <cstein@suse.de>
#
# This file is read each time a login shell is started.
# All other interactive shells will only read .bashrc; this is particularly
# important for language settings, see below.

test -z "$PROFILEREAD" && . /etc/profile

# Most applications support several languages for their output.
# To make use of this feature, simply uncomment one of the lines below or
# add your own one (see /usr/share/locale/locale.alias for more codes)
#
#export LANG=de_DE@euro # uncomment this line for German output
#export LANG=fr_FR@euro # uncomment this line for French output
#export LANG=es_ES@euro # uncomment this line for Spanish output


# Some people don't like fortune. If you uncomment the following lines,
# you will have a fortune each time you log in ;-)

#if [ -x /usr/bin/fortune ] ; then
# echo
# /usr/bin/fortune
# echo
#fi
BSE=/usr/baan4/bse
BSE_TMP=/usr/baan4/bse/tmp
PATH=/usr/baan4/bse/bin:$PATH
export BSE BSE_TMP PATH
BSE_REM=10.211.1.1
BSE_bshell=bshell
export BSE_REM BSE_bshell

after that I execute ba6.1 the segmentation error desapear but i have the next problem:

pt-rmaf@linux:/usr/baan4/bse/bin> ba6.1
ba6.1: Error 2: cannot stat '/usr/baan4/bse/lib/user/rwpt-rmaf'.
ba6.1: remote info user 'wpt-rmaf' unknown
ba6.1: Error 2: cannot stat '/usr/baan4/bse/lib/user/rwpt-rmaf'.
ba6.1: remote info user 'wpt-rmaf' unknown
ba6.1: Error 2: cannot stat '/usr/baan4/bse/lib/user/rwpt-rmaf'.
ba6.1: remote info user 'wpt-rmaf' unknown
ba6.1: Error 2: cannot stat '/usr/baan4/bse/lib/user/rwpt-rmaf'.
ba6.1: remote info user 'wpt-rmaf' unknown
Connecting with bshell...
Connection established.
ba6.1: Not authorized to run as user 'wpt-rmaf'
Error [main ]: Can't connect to bshell
wpt-rmaf@linux:/usr/baan4/bse/bin>

if you or any one have any idea that could help-me plese say something.
thanks

when using BSE_REM you have to have a "remote user" setup.
go to maintain "remote user data" under User management
to create the r<username> file.

the r<username> needs to exist on both the thick client and the server
so create it on your windows machine and copy it over.

That should do the trick.

Dave

Hy

I have stop with this stuff for a lot of time.
But now i'm working on it again. I could not resolve the problem, because I dont know how to create the remote user on de client system. You can gime a more specif help how to create the remote file on the client system, and what are the format of the file.

thanks

Read this thread http://www.baanboard.com/baanboard/showthread.php?t=448&highlight=remote+user where this was mentioned also.
Basically the remote users are created thru session Maintain Remote User Data and converted to runtime to create the rfiles (in the same location as the ufiles). These rfiles need then to be copied across from the server to the client.
Check that session, it should be straightforward.

Read this thread http://www.baanboard.com/baanboard/showthread.php?t=448&highlight=remote+user where this was mentioned also.
Basically the remote users are created thru session Maintain Remote User Data and converted to runtime to create the rfiles (in the same location as the ufiles). These rfiles need then to be copied across from the server to the client.
Check that session, it should be straightforward.

Hy
the system doesn´t work yet :( .
I create the ruser file in the UNIX cliente ( Baan cliente on UNIX) and create the user file and ruser file in the windows server ( BAAN SERVER on WINDOWS). But when I try to conect to the server i have the next message:


wpt-rmaf@ptd009999:~> ba6.1
LogonUser: error 1326 (Logon failure: unknown user name or bad password.)
ba6.1: rexec failed host 'master_baan.weg.com.pt' port 2, username 'MASTER_BAAN\wpt-rmaf'. Failure executing ipc_boot binary in 'e:\baan'
LogonUser: error 1326 (Logon failure: unknown user name or bad password.)
ba6.1: rexec failed host 'master_baan.weg.com.pt' port 2, username 'MASTER_BAAN\wpt-rmaf'. Failure executing ipc_boot binary in 'e:\baan'
ba6.1: User file for user 'wpt-rmaf' does not exist. Last searched location '${BSE}/lib/user/uwpt-rmaf;${BSE_REM}!${BSE}/lib/user/uwpt-rmaf'
LogonUser: error 1326 (Logon failure: unknown user name or bad password.)
ba6.1: rexec failed host 'master_baan.weg.com.pt' port 2, username 'MASTER_BAAN\wpt-rmaf'. Failure executing ipc_boot binary in 'e:\baan'
LogonUser: error 1326 (Logon failure: unknown user name or bad password.)
ba6.1: rexec failed host 'master_baan.weg.com.pt' port 2, username 'MASTER_BAAN\wpt-rmaf'. Failure executing ipc_boot binary in 'e:\baan'
ba6.1:
Error during sopen(/usr/baan4/bse/lib/terminf/x/xterm, /usr/baan4/bse/lib/terminf/x/xterm)
ba6.1: Can't open /usr/baan4/bse/lib/terminf/x/xterm: error 13
Error [ba_init_curses ]: init_curses failed
TERM=xterm; TTY=stdin&stdout: Permission denied; errno = 13

ba6.1: the logfile has been updated with 1 message(s)


I verify the password´s and login in the files and they are correct.

any one know what is the problem.

thanks for your help.

Not entirely helpful - but you have to set TERM=vt100 before you
start ba6.1.. looks like your TERM = xterm.

As for the rest -

Make sure that MASTER_BAAN\wpt-rmaf can "rlogin/rexec" to the master_baan.weg.com.pt server (outside of Baan)

Dave

Not entirely helpful - but you have to set TERM=vt100 before you
start ba6.1.. looks like your TERM = xterm.

As for the rest -

Make sure that MASTER_BAAN\wpt-rmaf can "rlogin/rexec" to the master_baan.weg.com.pt server (outside of Baan)

Dave

thanks DAVE for your help.
I think that the problem with the rexec could be because the port of the conexion on the server is not port 2. Do you know how i can modify the default port that the client is use to try conect to the server.
if you have any idea say somthing.
thanks

thanks DAVE for your help.
I think that the problem with the rexec could be because the port of the conexion on the server is not port 2. Do you know how i can modify the default port that the client is use to try conect to the server.
if you have any idea say somthing.
thanks

Sorry for the slow response.

anyway, In unix(-like) systems the ports are controlled by /etc/services
so you should have (r)exec listed there as 512..

Personally, I think that the error message is bad and was only displaying
the "2" of "512" but it's worth a look!

Dave

I'm trying to install IVc4 on Tru64 5.1 and I'm getting the same message. Is the problem due to Kernel parameters? How was this problem resolved?