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On Tue, Feb 10, 2004 at 11:51:24PM -0500, Jason wrote:

> >Did you read the archives like I suggested?
> >
> >kris
> >
> >
> >=20
> >
> Yeah, and I just read a lot more. Is it going over my head or am I=20
> missing the all important thread?  If you could just simplify it for me,=
=20
> would you suggest rebuilding everything, removing a threading lib=20
> causing the trouble and rebuild selected apps, or what would you do? The=
=20
> reason I  may seem to be stupid is I also read a mail where everything=20
> python on a mans machince was doing as mine is and there was no linking=
=20
> to several libs.  With the ldd command I see python is only going with=20
> the pthreads libs, could I be wrong here?
> Jason

Probably some other python module is linked against libc_r.  The
workaround (libmap) has been discussed many times, the solution is to
rebuild everything that links to or references libc_r (easiest to just
rebuild everything).

Kris


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