Hetz Ben Hamo wrote:
Actually, Redhat like to stay very silent during development of their next
version.
For example - did you know that GCC 3.1 CVS is the new default compiler in
Redhat rawhide? (8.0), so I wouldn't recommend people grab RPMS from rawhide
since (I assume) they're
Folks, I'm totally stuck. I don't understand what's going on.
I spent the whole day and a night trying to understand something,
rebuilding/downloading/etc/etc the glibc, gcc, binutils, with
no awail. A mystery.
What I have now is as follows.
I have glibc-2.2.4-19 compiled by gcc-2.96-97 that
I noticied recently that starting from some recent glibc
version, all {file,text,shell}utils (aka fetish) started
to crash at exit, in __fpending() routine. After some
attempts to discover the problem, I found that any package
compiled with old version of glibc runs just fine. I have
John Summerfield wrote:
I noticied recently that starting from some recent glibc
version, all {file,text,shell}utils (aka fetish) started
to crash at exit, in __fpending() routine. After some
Specifically, what version(s) of glibc give you problems?
All = 2.2.4-18 gives this problem.
Michael Tokarev wrote:
John Summerfield wrote:
I noticied recently that starting from some recent glibc
version, all {file,text,shell}utils (aka fetish) started
to crash at exit, in __fpending() routine. After some
Specifically, what version(s) of glibc give you problems
Michael Tokarev wrote:
...
if (__fpending (stdout) == 0)
[]
size_t
__fpending (FILE *fp)
{
if (fp-_mode 0)
return fp-_wide_data-_IO_write_ptr - fp-_wide_data-_IO_write_base;
else
return fp-_IO_write_ptr - fp-_IO_write_base;
}
I was able to debug it with gdb-5.1 (gdb-5.0
John Summerfield wrote:
Michael Tokarev:
[]
I guess that some program used to "build help tree" (whatever it is)
doesn't installed at my machine, but what program it is?? Tried to
look to sources, where that help tree should be built, but without
any luck -- it's a big
Is it possible with rpm to build both noarch and binary
package with one -bb or --rebuild pass? For example,
when a package consists of architecture-independent
-common part with e.g. pixmaps, config files etc,
and several arch-dependent binary parts. Once nice
example of this is icewm (as
Can anyone tell me how to rebuild tcltk source rpm?
Every time I try this, I got at the end, after very
long compilation:
preprocessing tclsh.1tcl/intro/tclsh
Begin building help tree
scanning bldmanhelp.tmp
creating help file tcl/intro/syntax
creating help file
Hello!
I'm not very shure if this is right list, but still trying, as I don't know
better one (well, except of linux-kernel...:).
On one of our machines, linux clock goes very bad. System clock is faster
than real one for about 10 min/day. Hardware clock goes pretty accurate --
if I just
One (little?) question.
With nice `ip' utility, how one can obtain machine's
interface information programmatically? On old good
days, I used
SIOCGIFCONF ioctl to get an array of `struct ifreq'
elements with iface name and addresse, and
SIOCGIFNETMASK to obtain other *interface* info
Is it possible to establish more than one ppp connection
at a time (as client)?
I tried to configure ppp0 and ppp1, but if I /sbin/ifup ppp1,
it brings me ppp0 using ppp1's parameters.
But when I dial ppp0, it says:
pppd[2427]: tcsetattr: Invalid argument
pppd[2427]: Exit.
I know the way --
Hello!
It's seemed strange to me -- there are many different implementations
of some utilities around. Examples:
gnu inetutils
ftp/ftpd, inetd, rshco, syslogd, talk/talkd, telnet/telnetd, tftp/tftpd, whois
netkit-base -- possible dead (?), now split in redhat
inetd, ping,
"Fritz Thomas (VTG)" wrote:
If yes, where can I obtain these scripts?
Use vi[m] - it can be used to create all sorts of things, including
shell scripts :-) You could create, say, /etc/rc.d/rc.ipv6 and call
it from /etc/rc.d/rc.local
I know. But I'd prefer having extended
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