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Re: Strange occurrence

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From: "Bart Schaefer" <schaefer@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: "'zsh-workers@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx'" <zsh-workers@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>, "Pedroja, Daniel A" <Daniel.Pedroja@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Subject: Re: Strange occurrence
Date: Wed, 8 Jul 1998 20:40:33 -0700
In-reply-to: <81A7201D5B93D1119DE900805F19E19923B6B8@xch-sbc-02>
References: <81A7201D5B93D1119DE900805F19E19923B6B8@xch-sbc-02>

On Jul 8,  3:48pm, Pedroja, Daniel A wrote:
> IF I open a Terminal window and run an external command (make is a good
> example), the command will terminate with a segmenation fault.  However,
> if in the same Terminal window, I rlogin to the same host and run the
> command, it executes correctly.

This is a classic shared library failure.  Chances are that your login shell
is setting LD_LIBRARY_PATH or otherwise initializing the shared library
search locations, but that the init file (e.g. ~/.zlogin) that performs this
task is not being executed when you start other shells.

It's best to move such initialization code to ~/.zshenv, which is executed
by every zsh that you start.

References:
- Strange occurrence
  - From: Pedroja, Daniel A

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