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Package: perl
Version: 5.8.4
The value for F_SETLKW is coming up as "14" when my
kernel is expecting "7".
I have tested this both under Kernel 2.4.26 and
2.6.8 -- same result.
I tested this with:
#!/usr/bin/perl
use Fcntl;
print "F_SETLKW:
".F_SETLKW."\n";
It returns "14" when a C program returns "7".
This caused "byte range" locking to not work properly (it acts as if the full
file locks.
I am guessing it has to do with the machine that
the Debian distribution is created on having a different value than that of the
destination box?
I don't have a solution for this as I am not
experienced with making header files for Perl.
I could find no record of this issue
anywhere. I wrote the usenet group for Perl and they indicated I should
report this to you.
For more info, I am running Debian Sarge Stable --
fully updated recently (from woody). The problem is occurring on two
different machines running two different kernels.
Linux mars.versimedia.com 2.6.8 #1 SMP Thu Oct 20
10:47:33 EDT 2005 i686 unknown
Linux europa 2.4.26 #1 SMP Thu May 27 14:47:32 EDT
2004 i686 unknown
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