The problem *seems* to be related to pthreads, fork, and execve - the program is using pthreads, and librpm uses fork&execve to launch the shell. From what I've seen elsewhere, there seems to be a problem when using fork&execve in a pthreads environment.
Does anybody have any suggestions on how I could do one of the following:
Resolve the fork&execve problem
Gain control over libRPM to launch sub-shells with my own code (so that I could use something other than fork&execve)
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