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Re: Symbols not defined in libresolv-2.2.4


From: Andreas Jaeger
Subject: Re: Symbols not defined in libresolv-2.2.4
Date: Sun, 13 Jan 2002 09:30:49 +0100
User-agent: Gnus/5.090005 (Oort Gnus v0.05) XEmacs/21.4 (Artificial Intelligence, i386-suse-linux)

"David G贸mez" <address@hidden> writes:

> Hi,
>
> Linking against libresolv shows that several symbols are undefined, nm
> output labels them as local symbols, so functions like
> ns_initparse,ns_parserr, etc... cannot be used

Those are functions that are used for implementing a nameserver and
for a nameserver you should link against the resolver lib that comes
with it and not against glibc's version.  The glibc resolver lib is
just for nameserver queries.

Andreas

> 0000ab44 t __ns_format_ttl
> 0000aaa0 T __ns_get16
> 0000aac0 t __ns_get32
> 00009854 t __ns_initparse
> 0000d050 t __ns_makecanon
> 0000a850 t __ns_name_compress
> 0000a240 t __ns_name_ntol
> 00009e44 T __ns_name_ntop
> 0000a450 t __ns_name_pack
> 0000a010 t __ns_name_pton
> 0000a920 t __ns_name_rollback
> 0000a8b0 t __ns_name_skip
> 0000a7e0 t __ns_name_uncompress
> 0000a300 T __ns_name_unpack
> 0000ad20 t __ns_parse_ttl
> 00009a60 t __ns_parserr
> 0000aaf0 t __ns_put16
> 0000ab10 t __ns_put32
> 0000ce84 t __ns_samedomain
> 0000d140 T __ns_samename
> 00009d50 t __ns_skiprr
> 0000ccf0 t __ns_sprintrr
> 0000af24 t __ns_sprintrrf
> 0000d0f0 t __ns_subdomain
> 00006ee0 T __res_nsearch
> 00007910 T __res_nsend
> 0000f2a0 d _ns_flagdata
>
>
> David G贸mez
>
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>  whether submarines can swim." -- Edsger W. Dijkstra
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