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JFFI Validation Fails on Install #1155
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@vindir can you extract libjffi-1.2.so from jruby-1.7.4 and see if it also fails validation? It should be the exact same binary, but maybe the change to maven in 1.7.5 screwed up the packaging somehow. |
your gist uses the SunOS library - should the Linux version the right choice for the test on CentOS ? |
@vindir your test fails with me using the Linux version as well the library from jruby-1.7.4 |
@wmeissner Can you confirm x86_64-SunOS is the correct arch to use on CentOS for libjffi? It fails for 1.7.4 as well as 1.7.5 and 1.7.6, but the linux arch version of libjffi passes on all three. @mkristian Did you copy directly from the gist by chance? The gist was missing the --verify arg. Running it against the linux version of libjffi should work fine. |
yes - I did copy it directly from the gist - and since it was something new |
@vindir no, the correct arch for Centos should be x86_64-Linux - sorry, I missed that part in your initial report. |
What does jruby -v say? |
Any update here? We have not had other reports of JRuby + FFI failing to work on CentOS, so I'm inclined to close this as a user-environment issue. |
No update in 2+ years. Please re-open if there is any new info on this issue... |
Installing both 1.7.5 and 1.7.6 on CentOS 6.3 brings up a failure to validate libs currently and segfaults ld.so during the install. Error details are all in the gist below.
ld.so libjffi segfault: https://gist.github.com/vindir/7ab5ab3305c329ff8c85
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