It's becoming harder and harder to find glibc-2.0 based programs, or programs that will compile with glibc 2.0 - especially in the realm of network tools and daemons. Those that do compile always require some modification, or sputter on and on about things redefined in bits and socketbits, or can't find pcap.h (um, it's in * pcap/pcap.h * ...) I'm somewhat considering whether or not it would be better to stop making glibc-2.0 based packages altogether and go to glibc 2.1 - which will become harder and harder to compile for as it is, since glibc 2.2 is out. However, that means that the new packages would be limited to running on the development version of Oxygen using glibc 2.1, and would not run under LRP 2.9.8, Eigerstein2Beta, or Oxygen. What is the future of Eigerstein and LRP with glibc 2.1? Anybody know? _______________________________________________ Leaf-devel mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/leaf-devel
