Because there is no AC_CHECK_FUNCS(sscanf), trio_sscanf is called because of the following in include/trio.h on systems that require trio (Solaris 2.5.1 and Tru64 UNIX 4.0D): #ifndef HAVE_SSCANF # define sscanf trio_sscanf #endif
In src/ResMgr.cc, we have: const char *ResMgr::FloatValidate(char **value) { char *v=*value; int n=0; double f; if(1>sscanf(v,"%lf%n",&f,&n)) return _("invalid floating point number"); v[n]=0; return 0; } This prints an error on startup for the two systems above: $ lftp ftp.gnu.org Default value for net:reconnect-interval-multiplier is invalid: invalid floating point number I added some debugging and v='1.5' and the return value of trio_sscanf() is '-1'. However, with the system sscanf(), the return value is '1'. Upgrading to the latest trio didn't change the result. I'll submit a patch for this later. -- albert chin ([EMAIL PROTECTED])