Yeah, but it glibc compiling much processor time. I've made small shell wrapper for ldconfig and it works. Maybe the best solution would be adding blowfish support to glibc's libcrypt itself. 2008/5/8 Xavier <shiningxc@xxxxxxxxx>: > Lukáš Jirkovský wrote: > > > Thanks, so now I've to find some solutions to this. In the worst case > > I can make ldconfig wrapper. > > > > > > man ldconfig : > -l Library mode. Manually link individual libraries. Intended > for use by experts only. > > I don't know what does that do and how to use it but it might be worth > taking a look. > > But isn't the proper way to just remove libcrypt in the first place, to > only have libxcrypt on the system (and then set up compatible symlinks)? > Here are some instructions I found for lfs : > http://www.mail-archive.com/hints@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx/msg00188.html > You should be able to create your own glibc and libxcrypt packages based on > that. > >
