yup! this means that you PATH variable does not have enough info to find those libraries (BYOND calls these libraries for various functionality), *or* that particular library does not exist. I'm betting on the former because I had that trouble too when first setting up the walrus.digitalbyond tester server under RedHat 8.

Do a search for that particular library to see if it exists already (usually commands like 'locate blah' or 'find blah' will work). If it does exist, then look up Linux tutorials on setting the PATH variable to tack on the path of where that library lives to the end of the existing PATH values (like /var/lib/ for example).

Remember: the MAN pages are your friends! =)

don't forget that FreeBSD is a bit different that Linux in some areas (unless that is what you are using of course!) =)

Actually I was talking about the man pages stored on your system - most modern distros come with a full set on man pages built in - you can usually access them like so: man (command)