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rmdstestclient centos7 compatibility

the version i found relevant for linux are rhel5 and rhel6

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@iliak

rmdstestclient is a demo tool in the ADS package.

I have checked that ADS 3.4.1.L1 is compatible with CentOS Version 7.

    Operating Systems supported  : Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6.x (64 bit)
                                   Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7.x (64-bit) (Qualification)
                                   Oracle Linux 6.x (Red Hat compatible kernel, 64 bit) (Qualification)
                                   Oracle Linux 7.x (Red Hat compatible kernel, 64 bit)
                                   CentOS Version 7 (Qualification)

Therefore, rmdstestclient in that package will be compatible with CentOS Version 7 too.

If you are using infra_tools0.0.6.L1, the README indicates that it doesn't support CentOS. However, it should be able to run on CentOS. I can run it properly on the CentOS:7 docker container.

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can i build the rmdstestclient ? if so where is the soruce?
because in the infra_tools0.0.6.L1 the rmdstestclient linked to libxerces-c.so.27 what is no longer available on centos 7

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@iliak

The source code of rmdstestclient is not available for the public. The libxerces-c.so.27 library is available in the infra_tools0.0.6.L1 package.

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thanks. i see it now.

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