Comment by Tobias H (JIRA)

I think I ran into the same bug. I’m trying to use „VaporMonitoring“. Everything works fine when building and running on my Mac. But when I do the same under Linux the app won’t start because it can’t find .

I extracted the failing build in this repo:
https://github.com/t089/VaporMonitoring/tree/libmemplugin-bug?files=1

You can build and run on macOS. If you use the supplied Dockerfile, the build will succeed bin you won’t be able to run it.

docker build -t test .
docker run -it test —env testing

Hope this helps.

t089 (JIRA User) Your issue is different. You're copying the binary in /app and libs in /usr/lib. The MonitoringExample binary has the rpaths: /usr/lib/swift/linux:$ORIGIN so it is failing to find the libs in /usr/lib. It should work if you copy the libs in /app directory.

Comment by Tobias H (JIRA)

Ah, yes, my mistake. Thank you!

Comment by Pierpaolo Frasa (JIRA)

FWIW, I wasn't able to reproduce this bug with our repository with Swift 5.0.1, although I can't say whether it was due to any of our changes in the meantime or a fix in Swift 5.