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autoconf / libtool / the dreaded rpath
From: |
Wintaki Hagabashi |
Subject: |
autoconf / libtool / the dreaded rpath |
Date: |
Wed, 24 Oct 2007 21:18:12 +0200 |
Hi, We are using autoconf with libtool 1.5.6. How can we disable libtools use
of rpath? It is causing us trouble. The problem is we are building libraries
that are then later shipped and installed on other systems. We can not control
where they get installed since it is a customer's system.
Now what happened was the rpath embedded in our .so's happened to partially
match a broken NFS mount on a customers site. This then caused the system to
hang for a long time when trying to start the apps because the system tried to
look in the rpath that was not valid.
I really don't see the need for rpath at all, maybe it makes sense on other
systems, but we are on Linux & Solaris. Is there a way to disable this? I
googled a bit but most of the discussions seem to be from around 1999 on the
debian mailing list.
I see a macro called AC_LIB_RPATH in many acinclude.m4's when I did a google
search - what is this macro? Where does it come from?
Thanks for any info, very much appreciated.
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