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LDCONFIG(8)		   Linux Programmer's Manual		   LDCONFIG(8)

NAME
       ldconfig - updates symlinks and cache for shared libraries

SYNOPSIS
       ldconfig [ -DvqnNX ] [ -f conf ] [ -C cache ] [ -r root ] dir ...
       ldconfig -l [ -Dv ] lib ...
       ldconfig -p

DESCRIPTION
       ldconfig	 creates  the  necessary  links	 and  cache to the most recent
       shared libraries found in the  directories  specified  on  the  command
       line,  in the file /etc/ld.so.conf, and in the default trusted directo‐
       ries (/lib and /usr/lib).  The cache is used by	the  run-time  linker.
       ldconfig	 checks	 the header and file names of the libraries it encoun‐
       ters when determining which versions should have their links updated.

       Note: Some features may not exist depending on how uClibc was built

OPTIONS
       -C cache
	      use specified cache instead of default

       -D     debug mode, do not update links

       -f conf
	      use specified conf instead of default

       -l     library mode, manually link libraries

       -n     do not process standard trusted directories

       -N     do not update the library cache

       -p     print the current library cache

       -q     quiet mode, do not print warnings you should actually be reading

       -r root
	      chroot to root before running

       -v     verbose mode, print things as we go, and generally be annoying

       -X     do not update the library links

BUGS
       Probably, make sure you complain when you find them:
       http://bugs.uclibc.org/

uClibc				  2005-08-15			   LDCONFIG(8)

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