For H3CiNodeforLinux in Ubuntu, the network card cannot be found.

Recently the school H3CiNode upgrade to iNodeClient_For_Linux_V3.60-E6210, the original client can no longer use, prompt version is too low, but the new version of the online to find a lot of problems, the following are solutions to solve some problems and hope to help you. After downloading the new version, follow the official materials to install the new version. The first problem is as follows: mv: Unable to stat "./iNodeAuthService": no such file or directory./install. sh:

Recently the school H3C iNode upgrade to iNodeClient_For_Linux_V3.60-E6210, the original client can no longer use, prompt version is too low, but the new version of the online to find a lot of problems, the following are solutions to solve some problems and hope to help you.

After downloading the new version, follow the official materials to install it. The first problem is as follows:

Mv: Unable to stat "./iNodeAuthService": No file or directory
./Install. sh: 80: chkconfig: not found
./Install. sh: 80: chkconfig: not found
Starting AuthenMngService: cd: 2: can't cd to/etc/sysconfig/network-scripts

After searching for N for a long time, I found the iNode program in Linux. However, it is estimated that H3C is mainly used by enterprise users and the program is written by Red Hat. Fedora can run completely normally. It can be used in Ubuntu, but there is a small problem. The default Nic configuration file under Red Hat is in/etc/sysconfig/network-scripts, while ubuntu is in/etc/network, therefore, an error "can't cd to/etc/sysconfig/network-scripts...

So I started to find a solution and found a file named enablecards. ps in the program directory. After opening it with the root permission, it was clear:

#! /Bin/sh
Cd/etc/sysconfig/network-scripts
For x in eth0 eth1 eth2 eth3 eth4 eth5 eth6 eth7
Do
If [-e "ifcfg-$ x"]
Then
Ifconfig $ x up
Fi
Done

Then, run the following code;

Cd/etc/sysconfig/network-scripts

Code changed

Cd/etc/network

The following error occurs when running the client:

Www.linuxidc.com @ linuxidc :~ /INodeClient $ sudo./iNodeClient./iNodeClient: error while loading shared libraries: libtiff. so.3: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory

This problem occurs because the library file used in the new version of Ubuntu is the latest version of libtiff. so.4, while libtiff is used by default in FSL. so.3 library, the version number is inconsistent, and the program cannot be started. The solution to this problem is simple. There are two ways to create a link or copy it directly.

Copy the following code to the terminal:

Cd/usr/lib
Sudo cp libtiff. so.4 libtiff. so.3

Or make a link:

Cd/usr/lib
Ln-s libtiff. so.4 libtiff. so.3
Other similar library file errors can be solved in the same way.

The network is successfully connected. Enjoy!