> 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 libr
> ary I'm trying to build.) Setting the LD_LIBRARY_PATH to /usr/i386-glibc20-li
> nux/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 sh
> ared library? (I know the obvious answer is to recompile everything but Inter
> base 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 fo
> r a couple of days. Thanks in advance,
> -Pat.
Sounds to me that you must use python etc linked against glibc 2.0. Such a
python should work perfectly well for every-day purposes.
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