Ulrich Drepper <drepper@xxxxxxxxxx> writes: >> Back references (/..) should be avoided there because they will break >> when binary is in a symlinked path. E.g. with >> >> | /usr/bin -> /vol1/usr/bin >> | /usr/lib64 -> /vol2/usr/lib64 >> >> the RPATH above would be resolved to /vol1/usr/lib64/... > > If you create such situations it's your own fault. No; then the package is just broken because binaries can not find required libraries. > $ORIGIN is meant to be used with back references I do not think so; more common case is plain $ORIGIN or $ORIGIN/lib, and there it makes sense. Nobody can guarantee where /.. really points to. Enrico
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