My EUR0.02... Run these and then read man on each, then you're sorted for any occasion:
where ls ls is aliased to ls --color=tty /bin/ls which \ls # need \ to unalias on the fly /bin/ls
ldd
which \ls# or simply: ldd /bin/ls [...]
ltrace ls [...]
ltrace -S -e SYS_open ls [...]
strace -e open ls [...]
Hope it helps.
R.
Eduardo M KALINOWSKI wrote:
Stewart Dean escreveu:
IBM recently changed both its delivery package for OpenSSL and the locations it put things. Luckily, I have a second machine other than my mail server that I can test things on and DC 1.0.15 seems to be be running OK (thus I got all the configure/compilation tweaks right), but.....is there anyway to check the DC binaries to determine where it's getting its OpenSSl binaries and libraries (needed at runtime)?
On linux systems (and possibly other Unices), you can use 'ldd /path/to/executable/file' to see the dynamic libraries it uses and where are they loaded from.
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