Please report bugs that are related to the Hurd or GNU Mach, to the
Hurd projects bug tracker. http://sv.gnu.org/hurd
If possible, always try to show a backtrace using gdb. See the gdb
manual for info on how to do just that.
Thank you.
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Is this security bug still open, after more than six years?
Yes, but it doesn't belong in the Debian BTS. It would be nice if
someone could file all these bug reports into the proper place,
http://sv.gnu.org/p/hurd.
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Maybe GNU/Hurd is fancy enough; I don't know.
I don't know if it is possible _right_now_, but it shouldn't be hard
to implement such a feature.
That being said, it'd definitely be a nice feature to have, and if
someone implements it cleanly I'd like to see it included in GNU
nohup.
I like the fix. Though, changing the behaviour of `uname -a' just
cause some people have rebelled against it outputing `unknown' in some
places is quite silly; why not add such support to Linux and have it
output something useful!
Thanks Paul.
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This should be filed upstreams since it isn't a Debian GNU/Hurd bug.
I have filed it into the SV bug tracker, could someone close this?
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Or just hard code it on Debian to /usr/include, even if that is
stupid.
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How about making gcc's configure test smart so that when you do
--prefix= (the normal way to configure any program for the GNU
system) it looks for headers in /include /local, and if you do
--prefix=/usr (as Debian does) it would look for the files in
/usr/include /usr/local?
This is the right
If /usr is a symlink to / and gcc uses /usr/include, it will work.
If /usr is a real directory and gcc uses /usr/include, it will work as well.
And if /usr doesn't exist, it will not work at all. Hard coding is
just bad, period.
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How about making gcc's configure test smart so that when you do
--prefix= (the normal way to configure any program for the GNU
system) it looks for headers in /include /local, and if you do
--prefix=/usr (as Debian does) it would look for the files in
/usr/include /usr/local?
#v+
# In GNU, /usr is a four-letter word.
NATIVE_SYSTEM_HEADER_DIR = /include
#v-
I think that just changing NATIVE_SYSTEM_HEADER_DIR to:
NATIVE_SYSTEM_HEADER_DIR = $(prefix)/include
would fix all problems, could someone with a GNU/Hurd system check
that? It would kinda break stuff
Again, this should be a Debian-specific change for now.
It will be a Debian specific change forever.
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