[mapserver-users] Re: mapserver compiled with jpeg v7 and GDAL with internal JPEG results in core dumps (SIGSEGV)

[ANC]

Hello

I am new to Mapserver as well as this mailing list and hope you can help me
with an installation issue I am having which seems to be the same shown in
this topic. 
I have followed all the steps shown in the Mapserver documentation to
install the  software required for Mapserver in our Centos5 server. All the
installation process seems to be done correctly, but after running “make” in
Mapserver and testing with ./mapserv we are getting this error message:
“ ./mapserv: error loading shared libraries: libjpeg.so.8: cannot open
shared object file: no such file or directory”

We have installed jpeg-8d to the default directories /usr/local/lib/ using
the ./configure --disable-static  to make sure all the libraries are shared. 
Also, we are using gdal-1.9.0 and it is configured to use the external
jpeg-8d library.

I cannot understand why we are getting this error message. Furthermore, I
really do not need to use JPEG as I plan to use PNG images for rendering our
vector data.  I have attempted to configure Mapserver without JPEG by
several means including not calling for it, using “—without-jpeg” and
“--disable-jpeg” and nevertheless, configure always shows that JPEG support
will be used.

Can you provide some help on how to fix this?  I have been dealing with this
issue for over 10 days and cannot find a solution

Thank you

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