Re: [Statifier-general] Re: doesn"t work. - work again

[Valery R. <val...@ya...>]

>         Hello, Valery. Finally I ran statifier
> without problems, i.e. without 
> runtime errors.
> 
>         I found an error in src/dumps.sh. You must
> replace sh by bash in the 
> first line, as you use bashisms (in-line
> evaluations) Please fix in the CVS.
Done, thanks.
> 
>         The problem is that the binaries I get give
> SIGSEGV:
> 
> ender@debian:~$ ls -l /bin/ls
> -rwxr-xr-x  1 root root 79568 jul 16  2004 /bin/ls
> ender@debian:~$ statifier /bin/ls /tmp/ls.static
> ender@debian:~$ ls -l /tmp/ls.static
> -rwxrwxr-x  1 ender ender 1581056 Mar 15 11:25
> /tmp/ls.static
> ender@debian:~$ /tmp/ls.static
> Segmentation fault
> 
>         But this is a paradox:
> 
> ender@debian:~$ file /tmp/ls.static
> /tmp/ls.static: ELF 32-bit LSB executable, Intel
> 80386, version 1 (SYSV), 
> dynamically linked, stripped
> ender@debian:~$ ldd /tmp/ls.static
>         not a dynamic executable
It's not a paradox:
'file' think that executable is dynamically linked if
it has 'PT_DYNAMIC' segment, but ldd think it's
dynamic  if executable has PT_INTERP. Usually
dynamically linked executables have both of them, so
file's and ldd's output are match. But in the
statified exe there is PT_DYNAMIC segment, but there
is no PT_INTERP, so 
file and ldd show different things.

> 
>         If you want, I can send you the generated
> static binary.
Yes, please. Can you run statifier again with -k
option
and send me .statifier directory too ?
and also kernel, libc and gdb version you use.

> 
>         I must generate some valid output binaries
Binary is pretty valid, just not run :((.
> in order to enter Debian, 
Valery

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