As vorlon mentioned in #379413, nothing depends on libpthread2[1]. Nothing build-depends on libpthread-dev. The package is RC buggy. The package uses diversions in a very shady way:
<waldi> yes, i think that needs to be RC, you can't reliable build software with this package installed <waldi> (and, aren't diversions only to be used if the replacement is compatible, which it is clearly not in this case?) The simplest solution, unless there is a use for pthread emulation which I am unaware of, would be to remove libpthread-dev and libpthread2. The only other viable fix seems to me to make libpthread-dev stop diverting other package's headers, and move its headers into a subdirectory. Then packages that really need it can -I it. [1] Actually, olsrd-plugins does, but that seems to be by accident. -- see shy jo
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