Mike,
Thanks for your response.
Since originally writing that message, I had done some tests (there was a
misconfiguration in mailer that my browser called on the system I was
sending from so the message got sent out much later when it was corrected).
I had tried running the exact same executable both in the jail and
outside and
got a different set of libraries. One odd thing that I had also noticed
is that when I
ran "ldd" against the same executable, I came up with a different set of
libraries.
I'm not sure what controls the library searches. As far as I can tell
the libraries
are the same also.
However, since then, my /var/run/ld-elf* files have changed. I no
longer see
the problem or the differences in ldd. This may have corrected the problem.
Henry
Mike Clarke wrote:
On Wednesday 30 December 2009, Henry Wong wrote:
I'm seeing the same problem with pkg_info on FreeBSD 8.0 RELEASE.
However, I also found that even when running as the root user, if
I'm in a chroot jail, it does not fail.
Sometime after experiencing this problem I discovered that my ports had
suffered from the accidental introduction of some packages which had
been built for rev. 6.4 (see the thread under
http://lists.freebsd.org/pipermail/freebsd-questions/2010-January/210421.html).
As a result of this I had to completely remove and re-install all my
ports and I haven't seen the "leave_playpen" problem since then. It
might be just coincidence or it may be that pkg_info just got confused
by all the links to wrong and non-existent libraries. Could it be that
the ports in your main system are corrupt but those in the jail are
clean?
--
Henry Wong
Lead Software Engineer
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