This is one of the things our install script will check. But if want to do some manual investigation of the issue this is how you go about it.
Iguana is written in C++ and is linked to GLIBC runtime libraries which are part of the operating system. The catch with this is that your system needs to be modern enough to have the libraries that Iguana requires.
This is one of the things our install script will check.
As of the date of writing this documentation this version was 2.34. How do you tell what version of libraries your system has? This little code fragment should do the trick:
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If it turns out you have an old Linux server get a new one. Life is too short to be dealing with old Linux distributions 
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You can try running this commands to see if you are lucky and your GLIBC libraries will work:
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./iguana --info |
If that doesn’t give you a lot of error messages you can try installing Iguana:
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./iguana --service install |