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a full recompile might be a good idea, but |
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mysql,openldap & glibc-2.4 nptlonly worked well |
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mysql,openldap & glibc-2.5 -nptl works well now |
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mysql,openldap & glibc-2.5 nptlonly won't work |
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I have bdb,cyrus-sasl and openldap recompiled after every glibc merge. |
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So I think the issue is more glibc's nptl-related that |
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dependency-problem related. Slapd don't use libraries except bdb and |
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glibc. Strace showed that some syscalls were interrupted and thus |
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child process were sigkilled. (epoll, maybe, but I'm not sure) |
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Don't get me wrong, I love gentoo because it's a source distro :) It's |
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the first big issue I had with it in two years, so I am glad to use it |
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further. |
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yours, |
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adam |
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On 6/17/07, Brian Kroth <bpkroth@××××.edu> wrote: |
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> I experienced problems while testing slapd and pam_ldap when I |
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> originally updated to glibc-2.5* - hardened profile for me. Recompiles |
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> fixed it. |
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> BTW, I may be wrong in this ideology, but since gentoo is a from source |
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> distro, in general I'd try recompiling dependencies of the offending |
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> package before mucking about in the kernel - that seems like it would |
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> affect everything rather than just a couple of packages, thus making |
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> your troubleshooting that much more difficult. |
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> Brian |
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