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1.8.2.0 symbol lookup error: /usr/local/lib/libPocoUtil.so.60: undefined symbol #411

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l8rv opened this issue Jun 22, 2018 · 2 comments

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@l8rv
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l8rv commented Jun 22, 2018

Subject of the issue

I downloaded the latest release (https://github.com/Creepsky/creepMiner/releases/download/1.8.2/creepMiner-opencl-1.8.2.0-Linux.tar.gz). When I try to start the miner using the run.sh the miner does not start and I get the following error message:
user@computer:/opt/burst/miner/creepMiner-1.8.2.0$ ./run.sh
./creepMiner: symbol lookup error: /usr/local/lib/libPocoUtil.so.60: undefined symbol: _ZN4Poco3XML9DOMParser25FEATURE_FILTER_WHITESPACEB5cxx11E

Your environment

  • version of creepMiner: 1.8.2.0
  • version of OS: Ubuntu 17.10

Steps to reproduce

Just start the run.sh like this: user@computer:/opt/burst/miner/creepMiner-1.8.2.0$ ./run.sh

Expected behavior

The creepMiner should start up.

Actual behavior

see Errormessage above.

Other information

I tried to override the libPocoUtil.so.60 in /usr/local/lib with the one from creepminer/lib. But that didn't change much.
The Errormessage became: ./creepMiner: symbol lookup error: /usr/local/lib/libPocoUtil.so.60: undefined symbol: _ZN4Poco3XML9XMLReader18FEATURE_NAMESPACESE

Any idea what to do here?

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@robwoodgate
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This may be off base, but did you try running ./creepMiner directly?

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l8rv commented Jun 22, 2018

Yes I tried, there is a similar problem:
user@computer:/opt/burst/miner/creepMiner-opencl-1.8.2.0$ ./creepMiner
./creepMiner: symbol lookup error: ./creepMiner: undefined symbol: _ZN4Poco3Net11HTTPRequest8HTTP_GETE

Actually I compiled it myself and now it works. But the problem still exists in the precompiled version...

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