I install Oracle 9iR2 on default installation of SuSE 7.2 prof with
java1.1.8b3 patch, and requared glibc patches.
My env:
ORACLE_BASE=/u/uff/oracle
ORACLE_HOME=/u/uff/oracle/product/oracle
ORACLE_SID=base105
ORA_NLS33=/u/uff/oracle/product/oracle/ocommon/nls/admin/data
TNS_ADMIN=/u/uff/oracle/product/oracle/network/admin
ORACLE_SID=base105

I have the folowing problems:
1. when I run sqlplus
oracle@base105:~ > sqlplus
Error 46 initializing SQL*Plus
Internal error

2. When I use netca (I know that it editor for very simple files) for
adding listener it fails without any error messages on part of saving listener configuration.

Any ideas?

Check what is the value of http_proxy in your shell env.

$ echo http_proxy

then do this
$ unset http_proxy
$ export http_proxy=http://www.domain.com

Include this sentenct in your profile/login/bashrc file.

Also, I don't see the LD_LIBRARY_PATH variable in your env output. make sure you have that one setup too.

Hope that helps,

clio_usa
OCP - DBA

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Thank for your answer, but after second similar install of OS and Oracle I am happy.

Lucky you !!! Now many people have a time to do second OS and Oracle installation on Linux? I don't....

Glad you solved the problem,

clio_usa
OCP - DBA

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That's all take about 40-60 minutes
I have enough time for install, test, test and test. You don't, why?
WBR, Alexander

When someone has to manage more than 100 instances, time became precious commodity. I have tar balls for every possible version and patch level of Oracle and solid OS images ready to restore on Solaris and Linux. For Windows Norton Ghost can do the job too.

Check on the Internet for open source program to burn your OS on CD-ROM and make it bootable. Helps when something go south.


Hope that helps,

clio_usa
OCP - DBA

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Thanks for posting this answer here, I have run many versions of Oracle on lInux and have not seent is problem before. Any idea what this problem is related too? Should I raise a tar to get it fixed or is it a feature hidden inthe release notes?

thanks again