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Derek Atkins <warlord@MIT.EDU> writes:

> This sounds like a Libc problem..

Could you give me a little more clue? Are you suggesting that my
/usr/lib/libc.{a,so} is hosed?  If so, I could recompile the OS and
reinstall gnucash.  If that's not what you're saying let me know what
I should be tracking down.

Thanks.