@giulianobelinassi In latest glibc versions, _rtld_global is marked private in distro packages. On one side its good w.r.t. security perspective, whereas its not good for libpulp. I am curious in knowing, how SLES handles this issue on latest glibc versions? I don't see a way to resolve this issue dynamically, since most of ld*so binaries are stripped on distros.
@giulianobelinassi In latest glibc versions, _rtld_global is marked private in distro packages. On one side its good w.r.t. security perspective, whereas its not good for libpulp. I am curious in knowing, how SLES handles this issue on latest glibc versions? I don't see a way to resolve this issue dynamically, since most of ld*so binaries are stripped on distros.