Re: undefined symbol when running cgi script

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Whatever is responsible for the Modules/WSD/Filter51032_2.so shared object (probably something that came out of a C compiler) needs to be fixed. Presumably, it's part of some module you built. Perhaps it was built against a different perl than the one you have, or there's some missing library in the chain, or maybe something in your environment is more deeply screwed up. But that's where your issue lies.

The shortcut is clear out all traces of whatever module that is, and try rebuilding it from scratch. Sometimes rolling the dice will win. If not, you'll just have to dig deeper and see what's failing in the build.

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Re^2: undefined symbol when running cgi script by central101 (Initiate) on Nov 10, 2012 at 03:27 UTC
I didn't build the modules for the program/script I'm trying to get working. Perhaps I will try to install an older version of perl to see what results I get. Whats the best approach for this? Should I remove perl all together and start over? Thank you for the help thus far.	[reply]
Re^3: undefined symbol when running cgi script by Anonymous Monk on Nov 10, 2012 at 04:09 UTC
Whats the best approach for this? rebuild the module using the current perl Or if you can't (you're paying for it), ask for a complete perl distribution, like http://www.citrusperl.com/, and use that instead of the current perl build see Using a shared object in perl crossposted to http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/fedora-35/500-internal-server-error-cgi-script-4175436461/, you should cross-link cross-postings for maximum collaboration efficiency	[reply]

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