Hi Camm, We recently had a build failure on Fedora that was traced back to realpath() returning non-NULL AND setting errno to EINVAL. The glibc maintainers say:
"In general, POSIX specifies that errno only has a valid value after an unsuccessful function call. glibc follows this policy." In particular, the mbin() function added by the Version_2_6_13pre70 patch wraps massert() around a call to realpath(). Instead, the code should check that realpath returns a non-NULL value. Regards, -- Jerry James http://www.jamezone.org/
