Hi -
Here's what I get when I downloaded your "hw32.txt" (renaming it to "hw32.exe"): Code:
$ ls -l hw32.exe Quote:
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Paul,
You'll find all the information you requested in one of the posts of mine in this thread already. Yeah, I ran the correct executable. All, Valery and johnsfine's theory seems to be the winning one for now. I'll forward this to red hat on that ticket and see how where it goes. Hopefully this is it. Quite a bit of progress in less than 48 hours. Thanks! And I'll update when I know something for sure. |
I went for the Hail Mary and just did the fix for the fix. The binary "hw32" prints "Hello World" to stdout as it should. The java program I was interested in now runs properly.
Thank you all for the help. This was figured out so fast. I'll leave this open just to confirm with the enterprise support. ;) |
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Cheers, Josh |
Thanks
RH confirmed that this was the problem and that this security problem was definitely corrected for my RHEL 5 update 6 box.
I'm going to close this. Again, thanks to all of you. We avoided reinstalling this box today which we needed to do because of a compressed project schedule. |
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Have you another one, interesting like this? Valery. (By the way, you moved ld.so.cache to ld.so.cache.orig. I guess it's a time to move it back) |
Thanks for reminding me of that Valery. I had left that on a todo list that I probably would've forgotten.
No, no more interesting problems (thankfully for me). I'm an engineer, I needed this server for CAD work. :) |
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