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From: Vallo Kallaste <vallo@matti.ee>
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Subject: I'm sorry
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I'm very sorry, but this annoying ldconfig problem was very simple. Further
look at the /usr/lib/aout shows that any shared library has two-numbering
scheme and I think that is hardcoded into ldconfig, right ? 


Vallo Kallaste
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