GDAL related problems - Revision history

⚠️NikosA: moved Gdal probs to GDAL related problems

2013-02-05T15:58:28Z

moved Gdal probs to GDAL related problems

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⚠️NikosA: Retouched, re-wording

2013-02-05T15:19:51Z

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	'''Q:''' ~~I got an error message like this one:~~		'''Question'''

	error ~~while loading shared libraries~~: ~~libgdal.so.1: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory~~		I got an error message like this one:

	'''A:''' This happens, when GDAL isn't installed properly.		error while loading shared libraries: libgdal.so.1: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory

			'''Answer'''

			This happens, when GDAL isn't installed properly. Possible solutions:

	~~Possible solutions:~~
	* Check if GDAL is installed (locate gdal). If not, install GDAL.		* Check if GDAL is installed (locate gdal). If not, install GDAL.
	* Check if the directory which contains your libgdal is listed in your /etc/ld.so.config. If not, add the directory with a ~~texteditor~~ to the file and run ldconfig as root.		* Check if the directory which contains your libgdal is listed in your <code>/etc/ld.so.config</code>. If not, add the directory with a text editor to the file and run <code>ldconfig</code> as root.
	* Check if the right version of libgdal is installed. If there's a newer version, you can just create a ~~symlink~~ to new version (ln -s YOURINSTALLEDlibgdal.so.XXXX libgdal.so.1).		* Check if the right version of <code>libgdal</code> is installed. If there's a newer version, you can just create a symbolic link to the new version, e.g.

			ln -s YOURINSTALLEDlibgdal.so.XXXX libgdal.so.1

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⚠️Adavid: spelling fix

2012-02-13T07:11:26Z

spelling fix

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	* Check if GDAL is installed (locate gdal). If not, install GDAL.		* Check if GDAL is installed (locate gdal). If not, install GDAL.
	* Check if the directory which contains your libgdal is listed in your /etc/ld.so.config. If not, add the directory with a texteditor to the file and run ldconfig as root.		* Check if the directory which contains your libgdal is listed in your /etc/ld.so.config. If not, add the directory with a texteditor to the file and run ldconfig as root.
	* Check if the ~~rigth~~ version of libgdal is installed. If there's a newer version, you can just create a symlink to new version (ln -s YOURINSTALLEDlibgdal.so.XXXX libgdal.so.1).		* Check if the right version of libgdal is installed. If there's a newer version, you can just create a symlink to new version (ln -s YOURINSTALLEDlibgdal.so.XXXX libgdal.so.1).

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⚠️Maltehm at 08:10, 21 November 2007

2007-11-21T08:10:34Z

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'''Q:''' I got an error message like this one:

error while loading shared libraries: libgdal.so.1: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory

'''A:''' This happens, when GDAL isn't installed properly.

Possible solutions:
* Check if GDAL is installed (locate gdal). If not, install GDAL.
* Check if the directory which contains your libgdal is listed in your /etc/ld.so.config. If not, add the directory with a texteditor to the file and run ldconfig as root.
* Check if the rigth version of libgdal is installed. If there's a newer version, you can just create a symlink to new version (ln -s YOURINSTALLEDlibgdal.so.XXXX libgdal.so.1).

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