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* Jeremy Messenger <mezz7@cox.net> [2003-07-26 22:06]:
> 
> By default, it's using libc_r... so.. the problem must be somewhere else in 
> your apps.

Damn I was hoping you wouldn't say that.:)

> >I upgrade my ports with the only tool I know how to use, that being
> >portupgrade [options:'usually rR'] port.to.be.upgraded. ie. 'portupgrade - 
> >
> >
> >rR libgnome'
> 
> I usually do this:
> 
> # pkgdb -F
> # portupgrade -ra

All I can say is there is more than 1 way to skin a cat as long as the
hide looks good when you're done that was the right way.:)

> 
> It works very well on me so far, but I don't have any idea what your 
> problem is. Joe, Adam or someone should be able to help you when they check 
> the email.
> 
> 
> I use /etc/libmap.conf, because I want this feature so I can play with it. 
> ;-) It doesn't build this by default.

Yes I found that out from the man page.  I have put WITH_LIBMAP=y in my
make.conf and recompiled rtld-elf and installed it.  So now I have it
too.:)  Now to play.;)


I have a feeling that I have some kernel option set that is giving me
grief so I guess I will be building kernels till the dawn.  I am a wild
man on a Saturday night.:).

Rik