I'm working on a package that makes extensive use of getpgrp(pid), but the getpgrp() that comes in libc5 doesn't take an argument (which is not fun if you're managing a number of process groups from a number of distinct sessions).
Unfortunately, I can't get libc5's source right now because ftp.debian.org is unavailable, and debian.crosslink.net doesn't mirror the source. Harumph... I don't know the right way here, and I'm impatient. I suppose the right thing to do is file a bug report against libc5, but I was hoping to go further than that. [This is a case where there are so many standards I doubt this is really a "bug".] Anyone have any ideas? -- Raul
