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Verify the Linux ACL Library Version, Create Link to 32-bit Linux ACL Library

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Common Agent Automatic Installation 2. To install the packages, run the following commands: rpm -ivh rpm -ivh as in this example: >rpm -ivh libacl-2.3.3-1.rpm >rpm -ivh libacl-devel-2.3.3-1.rpm This step installs the libacl.so library into your Linux system. If the Linux client agent is running on a 32-bit Linux system, ACL support is now enabled. If the Linux client agent is running on a 64-bit Linux system, you must ensure that the libacl.so library is a 32-bit version. You can check the version and create a link to a 32-bit library if necessary. Verify the Linux ACL Library Version To check the version, go to the directory where libacl.so is installed, and follow these steps: 1. Run ls -l . /libacl.so to display the libacl.so linking target library file. 2. Run file libacl.so using the library file name. The result will show whether libacl.so points to a 32-bit or 64-bit version. Create Link to 32-bit Linux ACL Library If libacl.so points to a 64-bit library, you must create a link from the 32-bit library to libacl.so. The following example shows how to create the link on a 64-bit Mainframe Linux platform: > cd /lib > ln -sf libacl.so.1 libacl.so Use the appropriate link command for your 64-bit Linux system. 24 Client Agents Guide

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Common Agent Automatic Installation
2.
To install the packages, run the following commands:
rpm -ivh <libacl-package-name>
rpm -ivh <libacl-devel-package-name>
as in this example:
>rpm –ivh libacl-2.3.3-1.rpm
>rpm –ivh libacl-devel-2.3.3-1.rpm
This step installs the libacl.so library into your Linux system.
If the Linux client agent is running on a 32-bit Linux system, ACL support is
now enabled. If the Linux client agent is running on a 64-bit Linux system, you
must ensure that the libacl.so library is a 32-bit version. You can check the
version and create a link to a 32-bit library if necessary.
Verify the Linux ACL Library Version
To check the version, go to the directory where libacl.so is installed, and follow
these steps:
1.
Run ls –l . /libacl.so to display the libacl.so linking target library file.
2.
Run file libacl.so<-linking-target-library> using the library file name.
The result will show whether libacl.so points to a 32-bit or 64-bit version.
Create Link to 32-bit Linux ACL Library
If libacl.so points to a 64-bit library, you must create a link from the 32-bit
library to libacl.so. The following example shows how to create the link on a
64-bit Mainframe Linux platform:
> cd /lib
> ln -sf libacl.so.1 libacl.so
Use the appropriate link command for your 64-bit Linux system.
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