You're exactly correct. Thank you.
But now I may have a bigger problem, because I need
multiple versions of PostgreSQL to exist on a Cobalt
system and deleting the Cobalt PostgreSQL database is
not an option, because it makes administering the
system more difficult. So, how do I get psql to point
to the correct library? I am not sure I can simply
remove it and have the other database continue to
function correctly. I have already updated
/etc/ld.so.conf with the directory containing my
libraries for the alternate PostgreSQL database on the
system. pg_config --configure also shows the correct
--libdir.
TIA.
--- Tom Lane <tgl@sss.pgh.pa.us> wrote:
> P G <pg_dba@yahoo.com> writes:
> > I ran make for v7.3.2 successfully and ran the
> > regression tests successfully, but I keep getting
> the
> > following error when trying to log into my
> database.
>
> > psql: relocation error: psql: undefined symbol:
> > PQgetssl
>
> I believe what you have here is an SSL-enabled psql
> that is linking to a
> non-SSL-enabled libpq.so. You probably still have
> the old, not-SSL
> libpq.so laying around, and you haven't updated
> ldconfig to know about
> the new one. Check "ldd psql" to see what it shows
> the shared library
> reference as resolving to ...
>
> regards, tom lane
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