This one time, at band camp, Adrian Phillips said: > >>>>> "Stephen" == Stephen Gran <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > > Stephen> My guess (ill informed and wildly speculative as it is) > Stephen> is that the linker is making a wrong guess about what > Stephen> thread implementation is supported by the uml kernel. I > Stephen> am not sure how to diagnose that, or what to do about it. > > Stephen> All of my wild guesses make me feel like it's not a bug > Stephen> in clam per se, but I cannot prove it, so I leave that > Stephen> part up to you. > > No, seeing as it affects mysql as well it would seem to indicate a > libc error more than anything else. I was mainly interested in getting > this in the bug DB so it would spread to google this giving others > with the same problem a solution to work around it when they upgrade > from woody to sarge (the person who reported the mysqld crashing, at > bytemark.co.uk, has everything working with woody). > > I'm wondering whether I should report this as a libc bug instead.
I am fairly sure it is either a libc or kernel bug, but I am not sure which. You will certainly get more help out of the libc people than you will from me, though :) If you like, just reassign this bug to lib c, or close this and open a new one. The relevant bts commands would be reassign <bug#> <package> or close <bug#> end the command set with thanks and include [EMAIL PROTECTED] in the list of recipients. See the documentation linked from bugs.debian.org for details. Alternately, you can just ask me to do it for you :) Take care, and good luck with it, -- ----------------------------------------------------------------- | ,''`. Stephen Gran | | : :' : [EMAIL PROTECTED] | | `. `' Debian user, admin, and developer | | `- http://www.debian.org | -----------------------------------------------------------------
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