In message <20060112164632.GA14931@knightrider.shangtai.net>, Staffan =?iso-885
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>> Original text by Jan Danielsson
>> Hello all,
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>> Being pretty new to Unix:ish systems and all...
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>>    I went from ipf to pf, and I feel it was a good move. The only thing
>> I miss is something like "ipfstat -t". I found something called pfstat,
>> so I downloaded the source, adjusted the Makefile, fixed a build error,
>> and got a "pfstat" executable.
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>>    However, when I run pfstat, it complains that it can not find
>> "libgd.so.2". libgd.so.2 is in /usr/pkg/lib. In OS/2, I would simply
>> have adjusted LIBPATH, but how do I do in NetBSD?
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>The unix equivalent is LD_LIBRARY_PATH, though properly your linker should
>include the path in the binary (-L ougt to do this, most linkers I've seen
>also have an -rpath flag, and gnu tools have -R aswell.)
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>Someone else mentioned /etc/ld.so.conf where you can add paths to the global
>search.

The best way is to use the

	-Wl,-R/usr/pkg/lib

option to cc at link-time

		--Steven M. Bellovin, http://www.cs.columbia.edu/~smb