Matt Zagrabelny <mzagrabe@d.umn.edu> writes:
I might be getting a little out of the scope of syslog-ng usage here, but I thought I'd start here and work my way elsewhere.
I've got a Debian unstable workstation that I do some syslog-ng testing on. I recently started using the sql destination driver and am hitting an issue on my unstable workstation, but not on a Debian "old-stable" squeeze system.
This is likely a problem in libdbi1, which was recently upgraded from 0.8.x to 0.9.0. The upgrade may have broken the search path there. Can you try with the libdbi from testing?
I am under the impression that /usr/lib is still searched by the system loader. Why is syslog-ng not able to find the library file.
Because it's not the system linker searching, but libdbi itself. syslog-ng (correctly) initializes libdbi with its default search path, so the problem lies in libdbi, most likely. I'll give it a try too, but if you could test with the libdbi1 in testing too, that would be great. -- |8]