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s390x native library fails to load #464
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One important addition: 1.1.9.1, which is currently used, is prone to three high-score vulnerabilities: which is the reason I've tried updating to a version that has those vulnerabilities resolved. |
Without #416, I can't build any native libraries for s390x by myself. I can accept a PR for adding native libraries built with an older version of Linux like RHEL7. Run Note that, however, without a docker image of a cross-compiler for s390x, I cannot guarantee future versions of snappy-java will work for an older version of Linux with s390x. |
The latest version might have fixed this issue. |
@xerial I have checked the latest version (1.1.10.2) and it still does not work on RHEL7. I confirmed with @namrata-ibm that the issue in question was not addressed in #474 |
Thanks all for the contributions! I just released snappy-java 1.1.10.3 with this fix |
Thanks @xerial ! I just tested the newly released |
It looks like, after #416, the native library fails to load on a few s390x machines.
Failing OSes include (ones that I was able to check):
The error message says:
libsnappyjava.so: /lib64/libc.so.6: version 'GLIBC_2.32' not found (required by libsnappyjava.so).
Previously used version, 1.1.9.1, was working properly and already included s390x native library:
snappy-java-1.1.9.1\org\xerial\snappy\native\Linux ├───aarch64 ├───android-arm ├───arm ├───armv6 ├───armv7 ├───ppc ├───ppc64 ├───ppc64le ├───s390x ├───x86 └───x86_64
so I'm thinking: is the change done in #416 really needed?
Thanks for looking into it.
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