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On Wed, Aug 31, 2005 at 09:37:31PM -0400, Steven M. Bellovin wrote:

> I checked the permissions and directory names for everything under
> /emul/linux on the failing machine and one where it works.  The failing=
=20
> machine has /emul/linux/usr/pkg, but I didn't see anything under it=20
> that looked relevant.

So, it may just be the existence of that directory; a linux binary
doing the equivalent of "cd /usr/pkg" will wind up in different places
depending on whether /emul/linux/usr/pkg exists.

Perhaps the easiest test would be to see whether creating that dir on
the working machine breaks acroread (and likewise for any likely
subdirs, if that's not it).

--
Dan.

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