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------- Additional comments from s...@openoffice.org Fri Feb 5 11:08:03 +0000
2010 -------
@eymux2009: "SIGSEGVs of the OOo JVM": Just to clarify, this is completely
unrelated to Java; it just happens that if a JVM is instantiated in the OOo
process, its crash reporting can interferes with OOo's, and make any unrelated
crash appear as if it were related to Java.
@fs: As discussed, passing this to you (Sun-internal #123493# being a duplicate
of this issue). I see three potential solutions:
1 Add a version map file to OOo's libldap50, giving its exported symbols unique
version names that are not satisfied by the symbols exported from the system's
ldap lib. (This does not have the desired effect if the system's ldap lib does
not use symbol versioning, however.)
2 Access libldap50 from OOo's code only via dlopen(RTLD_LOCAL).
3 Investigate into the patch mentioned in the Mozilla bug.
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