When prelinking binaries from mozldap package warnings are printed because one of its libraries cannot be prelinked: prelink: Could not prelink /usr/bin/migratecred-bin because its dependency /usr/lib/dirsrv/libslapd.so.0 could not be prelinked prelink: Could not prelink /usr/lib/mozldap/ldapmodify because its dependency /usr/lib/libssldap60.so could not be prelinked prelink: Could not prelink /usr/lib/dirsrv/libslapd.so.0 because its dependency /usr/lib/libssldap60.so could not be prelinked
I'm not sure what you mean by prelinking - what are you trying to do? Also, /usr/bin/migratecred-bin is not in the mozldap package, and neither is libslapd.so.0 - they are in the fedora-ds-base package.
Um, prelinking happens on Fedora by default every fortnight via cron. See prelink man page for more info. I think there was a policy that all binaries and libraries shipped with Fedora should be prelinkable. You can manually verify the issue with mozldap libs by running: # prelink -avmR Thanks.
I think this can be narrowed down a bit: Prelinking /usr/lib/libprldap60.so prelink: Could not prelink /usr/lib/libssldap60.so because its dependency /lib/libsoftokn3.so could not be prelinked It is said that libsoftokn3.so is not meant to be prelinked so suppose that's ok. But with F10Beta I see: Prelinking /usr/lib/libldap60.so prelink: Warning: /usr/lib/libldap60.so has undefined non-weak symbols As that's only a warning, not an error, I'll leave it up to you what to do with this, I will not comment this anymore. Thanks!
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