> ldd run on any file returns "./: No such file or directory".
the bug is somewhat dependent on the version of bash you are using.
Apparently 2.05b-3 was ok, but 2.05b-4 broke it.. but I'm not sure what
ldd is doing is correct. The offending line is line 113 of ldd:
113 for file do
....
i'm no posix expert, but that looks strange to me. changing that to
'for file in $@; do' ... works, and seems to be more "standard"..
randolph
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