CA PIM: CAWIN isn't install with SO01532
Article ID: 116906
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Products
CA Virtual Privilege Manager
CA Privileged Identity Management Endpoint (PIM)
CA Privileged Access Manager (PAM)
Issue/Introduction
Please try to install PIM 12.8SP1(SO01532) on Linux7.5.
Then, you may see errors.
One is "Fatal error: glibc detected an invalid stdio handle" on Screen.
Other is, you may see the following error in AccessControl_install.log.
==Error==
/tmp/extract13800/lsm: 255 line: 13990 stop $LSMEXE -v 2> /dev/null 1>&2
Error: binary file lsm.exe cannot be executed
Please check that the correct system libraries are used (libc, libstdc++).
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Then, you may see errors.
One is "Fatal error: glibc detected an invalid stdio handle" on Screen.
Other is, you may see the following error in AccessControl_install.log.
==Error==
/tmp/extract13800/lsm: 255 line: 13990 stop $LSMEXE -v 2> /dev/null 1>&2
Error: binary file lsm.exe cannot be executed
Please check that the correct system libraries are used (libc, libstdc++).
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Environment
RedHat Linux7.5
CA PIM 12.8SP1(SO01532)
CA PIM 12.8SP1(SO01532)
Cause
The problem is with incompatibility between the compiler and glibc on the machine.
Resolution
The testfix(T52V329) was prepared for this issue.
If the testfix is needed, please contact CA PIM Support team.
If the testfix is needed, please contact CA PIM Support team.
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