Hi all.
I recently updated an existing web application to remove any and all Windows-only bits and pieces. The revamped application is running fine on Windows, but I decided to get rid of Windows everywhere possible.
So I built a Linux Debian 12.5 VM and made a Linux 64 bit build of my application. I decided to place my web app in /usr/local/bin/MyApp.
I set permissions such that my non-root user can create files, read and write files in the folder, and is owner of all child folders (including the libs folder and individual files for my application). Still, I am not certain I have it set correctly. When I try to run the application from the console, I get an error message:
error while loading shared libraries: XojoConsoleFramework64.so: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
Since the libs folder is present and the file is present in the folder, I suspect that I may still have permissions wrong.
Also, once I have the application running manually from the console, I plan to set it up as a service. Permissions may need additional tweaking.
Can someone point me in the right direction with regards to the eror above?
Thanks in advance!
LD
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