On Thu, 25 Nov 2021, ilya Basin wrote:
Loading modules is an extremely security-sensitive issue so it makes sense to
require that the specified path be absolute
I agree. Actually I haven't told the whole truth. My goal was to
[mis]use libtool to load dynamically a regular library that is
> Loading modules is an extremely security-sensitive issue so it makes sense to
> require that the specified path be absolute
I agree. Actually I haven't told the whole truth. My goal was to [mis]use
libtool to load dynamically a regular library that is supposed to be in
/usr/lib/ on Unix and
On Thu, 25 Nov 2021, ilya Basin wrote:
Hi Bob. I configured the GM build with '--with-modules', ran `make check`
successfully. Then truncated the built .so files inside the 'coders/' dir to
break it. Then reproduced the failure in gdb
[il@reallin GM]$ export
Hi Bob. I configured the GM build with '--with-modules', ran `make check`
successfully. Then truncated the built .so files inside the 'coders/' dir to
break it. Then reproduced the failure in gdb
[il@reallin GM]$ export
Hi ilya,
ilya Basin wrote:
Hi List.
I'm making a program with plugins as shared libraries and when I run `make
check` I want my program to load the uninstalled plugins using lt_dlopen().
I expected that passing `-dlopen libname.la` to libtool would force the generation of a wrapper script
On Mon, 22 Nov 2021, ilya Basin wrote:
Hi List.
I'm making a program with plugins as shared libraries and when I run `make
check` I want my program to load the uninstalled plugins using lt_dlopen().
I expected that passing `-dlopen libname.la` to libtool would force
the generation of a
On 21-11-22 23:33, ilya Basin wrote:
| Hi List.
| I'm making a program with plugins as shared libraries and when I run
| `make check` I want my program to load the uninstalled plugins using
| lt_dlopen().
|
| I expected that passing `-dlopen libname.la` to libtool would force
| the
Hi List.
I'm making a program with plugins as shared libraries and when I run `make
check` I want my program to load the uninstalled plugins using lt_dlopen().
I expected that passing `-dlopen libname.la` to libtool would force the
generation of a wrapper script setting the proper
