error while loading shared library. cannot open shared object
file  Use ldd(1) to determine which libraries this program is
trying to link against and which ones are missing or can't be
linked against, eg. ldd /bin/cat.  In Linux, one possible reason
for this is that the SharedLibrary is not in /usr/lib or one of
the other directories which are searched for shared libraries.
In that case, add the directory to /etc/ and run ldconfig(8).
(Other ways of dealing with this are creating a SymLink in
/usr/lib to the current location of a library or moving the
library to /usr/lib (this is not advisable).)  /path/to/program:
No such file or directory /path/to/program: bad interpreter: No
such file or directory    • If it is a dynamic BinaryExecutable,
it is possibly linked against a library that doesn't exist, or
against a specific SharedLibrary on your system that has the
same name but contains different symbols as on the machine that
the file was compiled on.      This is particularly annoying as
you can also get th