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Subject: fax2tiff
From: Paul Richards <paul@freebsd-services.com>
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Has anyone else noticed problems with fax2tiff on current?

It segfaults trying to call TiffClientOpen, and it actually segfaults in
the middle of the call, i.e. the first statment of the function is never
reached, which suggests a linking/toolchain problem.

Paul.




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