From: Ed Wilts [mailto:ewilts@xxxxxxxxxx] > Note, however, that all you currently see in that bug report is reports > from users - there is no confirmation from Red Hat that this is a bug > and not user error or something else. > Just because it's been reported by users as a bug doesn't make it one > (so says a guy who spent part of his career in tech support). Whereas I DO agree with what you said, Ed, you must admit that these user reported errors, from a variety of installs and installation methods (clean install, dirty upgrade, etc) would clearly indicate that there is SOMETHING going on with the glibc-2.3.2-27 rpm. I normally don't report bugs quite like this, I would work through them and correct my issues, however, this one bit me hard in the behind and I was looking for someone else that had SEEN the same issue. Turns out that there was actually quite a number of users out there in the community of varying degrees of expertise, that were experiencing similar issues. Michael Weiner
