>If none of the components can successfully interact, I suppose >it doesn't matter. However, if you include both client and >server libraries, shouldn't you be able to use a 32-bit app >that needs client libraries to access a 64-bit server running >on the same box? Or vice-versa? > > The server package is not intended to be the delivery vehicle for client libraries. Yes there are copies of the client libraries in the package today (because the server and its tools depend on them). But in a perfect world (to be achieved at some point in the future), the client libs would be shipped in their own package. So a 32-bit app that depends on client libraries would simply depend on the 32-bit client library package. That stack would be 100% independent of any 64-bit server (and its dependent libraries) that might be installed on the same box. -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: http://lists.fedoraproject.org/pipermail/389-users/attachments/20060302/c1f41fdd/attachment.html
