Using some tools from the ezmlm-idx package will say that /usr/lib/ezmlm/sub-std.so has an undefined symbol named "FATAL". This does happen under ppc but not under amd64, so I believe this is a ppc-only issue. Inspection with "nm" on am64 shows up the following: $ nm -D /usr/lib/ezmlm/sub-std.so | grep FATAL U FATAL $ nm -D /usr/bin/ezmlm-list | grep FATAL 0000000000405dd0 R FATAL The same on ppc: $ nm -D /usr/lib/ezmlm/sub-std.so | grep FATAL U FATAL $ nm -D /usr/bin/ezmlm-list | grep FATAL (no output) So it looked like the ppc linker is not exporting symbols from the executables when building ezmlm-idx, so I tested adding "-Wl,-E" to the flags used by the linker and it worked (see attached patch for the ebuild). Also, for the sake of completeness, I believe net-mail/ezmlm-idx should block net-mail/ezmlm in its dependencies. If you install both binaries with same names would collide. Reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1. sudo emerge ezmlm-idx 2. ezmlm-make ~/test ~/.qmail-test test localhost 3. ezmlm-list ~/test/subscribers Actual Results: ezmlm-list: fatal: Could not load plugin /usr/lib/ezmlm/sub-std.so: /usr/lib/ezmlm/sub-std.so: undefined symbol: FATAL Expected Results: Tool should work without error and show mailing list subscribers.
Created attachment 138501 [details, diff] Makes linker export symbols in binaries
fixed in 7.0.0, please test
