An image conversion daemon called imgconvd has been installed on this server.
However, when you try to run it, an error occurs and the daemon exits immediately.
Your task: diagnose the root cause and fix it so that imgconvd starts and runs uninterrupted for a long enough time.
Hint 1
The error that you see when you try to run imgconvd doesn't come from the daemon itself -
it comes from the OS before the binary's own code even has a chance to run.
The dynamic linker is responsible for loading a program and all of its shared
library dependencies into memory.
If it can't locate a required library, the process is terminated before main().
There is a standard tool to inspect exactly which shared libraries a binary depends on and whether each one can currently be found by the dynamic linker.
Hint 2
ldd (List Dynamic Dependencies) prints all shared libraries a binary is linked against,
along with the resolved path for each - or => not found if the dynamic linker
cannot locate that library.
Hint 3
On Debian/Ubuntu systems, shared library packages follow a predictable naming convention -
the package that provides libfoo.so.N is typically called libfooN.
Alternatively, apt-cache search can help you find the right package by keyword.