I'm trying to create a module for python to access an Interbase 4.0 database. I've got this to work under RH 5.2, but under RH 6.1 I always get unresolved symbols when loading the module. (The python module requires the shared library I'm trying to build.) Setting the LD_LIBRARY_PATH to /usr/i386-glibc20-linux/lib won't work because python and other modules need glibc 2.1 libraries. So is there anyway to force the use of the glibc 2.0 libraries for this one shared library or maybe statically link in glibc 2.0 object code into the shared library? (I know the obvious answer is to recompile everything but Interbase 4.0 has it's archive file compiled using glibc 2.0.) Any hints would be greatly appreciated as I've been fighting with this one for a couple of days. Thanks in advance, -Pat. PS: I've been able to get executables that use the Interbase libraries to work fine using the compat-* rpms. But all attempts to make a shared library with the Interbase archive have resulted in the shared library having unresolvable symbols. -- To unsubscribe: mail -s unsubscribe [EMAIL PROTECTED] < /dev/null
