warn() is being exported as a dynamic symbol because it collides with
warn(3), and cc presumes that we're overriding it. This could affect
unexpectedly loaded shared libraries (e.g. NSS modules). To fix,
rename the function.
Signed-off-by: Richard Tollerton
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src/shutdown.c | 8
1 fil
shutdown() is being exported as a dynamic symbol because it collides
with shutdown(2), and cc presumes that we're overriding that syscall.
This can really screw up (and has really screwed up) NSS modules. To
fix, rename the function.
Signed-off-by: Richard Tollerton
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src/shutdown.c | 6 +++---
We have encountered some puzzling segfaults when calling the `shutdown` utility,
which are ultimately caused by the specific *name* of a function in `shutdown`,
*not* by any of its code. Specifically, if:
1. A third-party shared library is loaded along with the `shutdown` utility
(e.g.
a NSS m
