On 04/06/2016 11:47 PM, Peter Pentchev wrote: > On Wed, Apr 06, 2016 at 08:43:23PM +0200, Christian Seiler wrote: >> And if I read your multiarch-find-lib right, it doesn't >> appear to even handle shebang-interpreters at the moment? > > Actually it handles shebang-interpreters [...] Ok, sorry, I just skimmed the source and it didn't pop out to me. >> (Btw. I find it way easier to just set a SONAME for the preloaded >> library and add a symbols file, plus also follow Debian package naming >> conventions based on the soname, than to either ignore the lintian >> warnings about missing SONAME or override them, which will become >> necessary if the preloadable library resides directly in the canonical >> /usr/lib/$triplet path directly.) > > Yes, that's partly the reason why I didn't go that way - this would be > another deviation from the Dante upstream source. Btw. you could also try to upstream this. I imagine that even on other distributions this might be interesting, because even if you only have the "classical" /usr/lib vs. /usr/lib32 multilib, as with other distros, this will probably still work. (Also, it's not like adding a soname and renaming the file is something terribly complicated. ;-)) So while this might be a deviation from upstream _now_, it doesn't have to be in the long run. > thanks for pointing me in the right direction! Happy to help. :) Regards, Christian
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