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Could not open library sqlite3_native.so (sequel gem) #3115
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@jeremyevans I don't know if this is a rubinius issue or if it might have something to do with sequel |
Can you try it out with the latest version of Rubinius, preferably master. Also, what OS are you on? |
@jackdesert sqlite3 1.3.9 should work fine with rbx 2.2.10. Sample from my local setup:
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@jc00ke @yorickpeterse this time I installed rbx-2.2.10 (This is on Ubuntu 12.04, installed via
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@yorickpeterse here is my version of sqlite3:
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What particular problems are you having when building from source? If that were to be possible we could figure out if this is an rbenv or rbx issue. |
This is unrelated to Sequel, as it is an issue with an undefined symbol when loading the sqlite3_native.so file. If I had to guess, the extension was compiled against a different library version than the one currently being used. |
I had the same issue on my computer, running |
@jackdesert Could you try the above command ( |
Tried with |
Do you have the sqlite3 developer headers installed? |
Any update on this, does this issue still persist using the latest version of Rubinius? |
Closing this due to the lack of feedback since my last comment. Feel free to re-open if the issue still persists. |
I am porting my application from MRI to Rubinius. My application is called "daily_lager", and here are the steps to pull down the source and attempt to run it under rubinius. Unfortunately, it seems to be breaking on something to do with sqlite3_native.so.
System details:
Ubuntu 12.04 inside Vagrant on OSX
rubinius installed via
rbenv install
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