I've built my code on a Centos6.0 development box, which has dependencies on a handful of 3rd party libraries (xerces3.1, libodbc2.0, zlib.1.2.4). Ive built the 3rd party libraries from source and they're all installed in /usr/local/lib. everything works fine on my dev box.

Now I want to release my binary onto a Centos6.2 server. I dont want to build the 3rd party libs on the server box.

How do I install the runtime for these libs without going thru the whole download, build, install cycle?

Is it as simple as copying the .so files and creating the same soft links as I can see on my dev box?

Thanks

You can either check what they are doing during a make install and copy the stuff to the other machine, or copy the already compiled directory to the other machine and execute make install thereon. Due to the difference in the OS, it might be necessary to rebuild them though if you discover that they are not working there.