Oracle E-business suite: Virtual host names solution
$ hostname ebs $ export LD_PRELOAD=/home/oracle/fakehost/libfakehostname.so.1 $ export MYHOSTNAME=ebsfakehost $ hostname ebsfakehost $ export MYHOSTNAME=newebshost $ hostname newebshost This utility helps in making concurrent managers thinking that it's running on the virtual host by overriding the gethostname system call. This method of getting EBS to work with virtual hostnames doesn't work any more with EBS R12.2. The reason for this EBS R12.2 is that it it's shipped in a mix of 32bit and 64bit components. Earlier releases of EBS like 11i, 12.0 and 12.1 are 32bit only, even though they run on 64bit platforms. We can get EBS R12.2 working by having both 32bit and 64bit versions of the fakehostname library in the LD_PRELOAD, but EBS borks too many warning messages about not being able to load 32bit/64bit libraries, which defeats the whole purpose of having a simple solution. I am working on another way of getting virtual host names working in EBS R12.2. I will post that in my next blog post. Stay tuned! Discover more about our expertise in the world of Oracle.
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