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I have installed GRASS 6.0.1 & 6.1CVS on a linux system in a networked environment; all the linux systems are configured identically. All of the supporting libs and programs, such as, gdal, netcdf, proj4, etc., as well as GRASS were built in a directory in everyone's PATH (using configure --prefix=INSTALL/PATH/for/whatever) on a nfs mounted volume. Consequently, nothing was installed locally in /usr/local/lib, /usr/local/bin, etc.
I have no problem bringing grass61 up on the machine where I did all my work. However, if I go to another networked machine, everything works fine **until** I push the button to "Enter GRASS", at which point I get a message that a shared library can not be found for gdal. Someone else logging into the machine where in did the installations gets the can't find shared library error (where I had none). In fact, anyone trying to startup GRASS from any other machine gets the "can't find shared library" error.
Obviously, I am missing something to allow grass6x to run in a networked environment; what is that?
Regards,
Tom
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Thomas E Adams
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