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Trying to run a local install on a new redhat9 system

See the following messages in sh.log

“./install: error while loading shared libraries: libpython2.7.so.1.0: … No such file or directory

Systems has libpython3 files.  Not “2”.

Running 11.24

Don’t see that listed in the system requirements for Linux.

Hi David, 

 

Any security policies in place for this new server? using fapolicy ?


@Gseibak fapolicy is being used.  But do not see any indication of anything being blocked at this point.

I’m told that RHEL9 does not support the version 2 python libs. So am suspicious of that for now.

Just as a test. I created a symlink for libpython2.7.so.1.0 pointing at the version3 lib, and got a different response from the installer “symbol lookup error” which I sort of expected given the version difference.

But it does suggest to me that the installer is able to access the file.


Tried this on another system and fails at same place.  Anyone know of any issues related to Redhat 9?

Or know of a workaround for Python?


@Gseibak Ok.  Turns out to be an issue with fapolicy.

The suggested fix was to run: “fapolicyd-cli -f add /opt/commvault/”

When I mentioned that to our Linux systems people.  They were not happy with having to import the entire folder with its 1000+ files.

 


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