Steve,
Compile your binaries with static libs, not dynamic.
You should probably be doing this anyways. Running anything that has
been root comprimised can give you "wrong" results, but not depending on
dynamic libs helps (a tiny bit.) (You might want to rename your binaries
as well, as exec may be screwing with you as well.) Reboot the box w/
your cdrom to really check out the filesystem.
I'm not too familiar w/ chroot (or the way dynamic linking works within
it.) But, do you have a ld-linux.so.2 in your chroot disc? It looks like
it is using the "system" version. (redhat 7.3)
Compare and contrast "objdump -T /lib/ld-linux.so.2" on the different
machines.
I believe the GLIBC_PRIVATE version is a glibc 2.3+ thing.
I don't have Redhat, but my debian installs have different ld-linux
libraries (stable vs. unstable)
Good Luck,
chris
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