On Tue, Nov 11, 2008 at 05:36:51PM +0100, Lars Ebeling wrote:
> >The code dies before entering main(). The _start() function is the
> >entry point of the executable, it arranges for loading of dynamic
> >libraries and initialization of the C runtime. THe _init() function
> >initializes the state of one of the shared libraries and is called as
> >the library is loaded. When smtp(8) dies this early, there is
> >something quite wrong with your build or run-time environment.
> >
> >Try building without PCRE and SASL, if that fixes it, figure out
> >what's wrong with the SASL and PCRE libraries. If the executable
> >still crashes, try Sun's compilers. Perhaps your GCC install is not
> >quite robust.
>
>
> The gcc compiler is installed with the OS.
This does not prove it is not broken. :-(
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Viktor.
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