Hi Lukasz, Lukasz Olszewski <em...@lukaszolszewski.info> skribis:
> Then if I run $ strip --strip-unneeded --enable-deterministic-archives > file the files can be run fine, but if I use patchelf to add an extra > folder to the rpath strip complains like this: > $ strip --strip-unneeded --enable-deterministic-archives > /home/luk/dev/backup_FileStoreTest > strip: /home/luk/dev/stt5WKN1: warning: allocated section `.dynstr' > not in segment > > Then the binary has its elf header mangled as described previously. > > By copying the unmodified file, modifying rpath and running strip a > couple of times I found that there is no problem if the rpath change > results in rpath of the same or shorter length, but adding even one > byte to it makes 'strip' later complain and mangle the binary. I believe PatchELF has the potential to break binaries, especially when trying to extend RUNPATH (the data has to fit in the string table; PatchELF is supposed to be able to grow the string table as needed, but there might be bugs.) It looks like a workaround is to not run ‘strip’, right? Ludo’.
