Hi

Sorry I can't suggest anything myself. But could you tell me what Kaza is and what you mean by "in its own chroot"?

Wayne

> "Craig Foster" <fostware@iinet.net.au> "Plug Mailing List" <plug@plug.linux.org.au>Date: Sun, 6 Jan 2002 03:02:00 +0800
> [plug] KaZaA for linuxReply-To: plug@plug.linux.org.au
>
>Being the cynical bastard I am :) I don't trust precompiled P2P programs
>on my machine.
>I've got audiogalaxy running fine in it's own chroot, but I can't get
>KaZaA to run properly in it's own chroot...
>I've run ldd to find out what libs are required, I've run lsof -c kza to
>find files opened by kazaa (kza is the executable) and I've also run it
>from a bash shell (with libs) just to be sure (no change).
>
>The symptoms are simple. I login in with a valid username/password pair
>and it pauses for 1/4 sec and then seg faults, leaving a 21MB core file
>and a smile.
>
>I've added libresolv* and libnss_* to the ./lib/ and resolv.conf to ./etc/
>to be safe , but still no luck.
>
>What I think is left is to use the core file, but I've generally stayed
>away from anything that produces core files (as a sign of dodgey
>programmng usually :)
>
>If anyone can suggest things to look at, or a quick explanation of what to
>do with the core file, that someone who isn't the original programmer can
>fathom, it would be much appreciated.
>
>Thanks,
>
>Craig Foster
>
><< smime.p7s >>




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