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Previously, file name values were hard-coded in the ODBC Driver Manager. As a consequence, the Driver Manager did not correctly interact with other applications after an update. The current update changes the hard-coded values to dynamically determined ones, and updating no longer causes Driver Manager incompatibilities with other applications.
Trying to use, from PHP (manual build of 5.5) + PDO_odbc driver raises this error.
Studying a little the unixODBC spec.
Upstream use soname .1 which is raised to .2 by the so-version-bump.patch
-LIB_VERSION="1:0:0"
+LIB_VERSION="2:0:0"
Problem : this is harcoded in DriverManager/SQLConnect.c
#define CURSOR_LIB "libodbccr"
#define CURSOR_LIB_VER ".1"
...
sprintf( name, "%s%s%s", CURSOR_LIB, ext, CURSOR_LIB_VER );
if ( !(connection -> cl_handle = odbc_dlopen( name )))
...
The trivial Fix seems missing.
sed -e '/CURSOR_LIB_VER/s/1/2/' -i DriverManager/SQLConnect.c
Created attachment 859134[details]
New so-version-bump.patch
I redid the patch in less intrusive way, this version only adds the macro increment and do not fiddle with other files.
Since the problem described in this bug report should be
resolved in a recent advisory, it has been closed with a
resolution of ERRATA.
For information on the advisory, and where to find the updated
files, follow the link below.
If the solution does not work for you, open a new bug report.
http://rhn.redhat.com/errata/RHBA-2014-0869.html
Trying to use, from PHP (manual build of 5.5) + PDO_odbc driver raises this error. Studying a little the unixODBC spec. Upstream use soname .1 which is raised to .2 by the so-version-bump.patch -LIB_VERSION="1:0:0" +LIB_VERSION="2:0:0" Problem : this is harcoded in DriverManager/SQLConnect.c #define CURSOR_LIB "libodbccr" #define CURSOR_LIB_VER ".1" ... sprintf( name, "%s%s%s", CURSOR_LIB, ext, CURSOR_LIB_VER ); if ( !(connection -> cl_handle = odbc_dlopen( name ))) ... The trivial Fix seems missing. sed -e '/CURSOR_LIB_VER/s/1/2/' -i DriverManager/SQLConnect.c