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    In this user guide, we will identify some potential causes that may cause the HP 6320 BIOS to trip, and then we will suggest possible solutions to this problem.

    So I’ve started looking (since giving up) on some of the at-files generated by libtool, and that’s why there’s a grep command that can mess things up. 

    $ /usr/bin/nm -B ./.libs/libzkst.a ./.libs/libhashtable.a | sed -n 's/^ -e.*[ ]([ABCDGIRSTW][ABCDGIRSTW]*)[ ][ ]*([_A-Za-z][_A-Za-z0-9]*) $/1 2 2/p' | zed '/__gnu_lto/d' /bin/sed | s/.* | //' sorting | uniq > .libs/libzookeeper_st.exp$crown.libs/libzookeeper_st.exprelease_ACLrelease_ACL_vectorrelease_AuthPacketfree_bufferrelease_CheckVersionRequest

    But when /bin/grep is applied, the output has incorrect color codes:

    $ /bin/grep -E -u "(zoo_|zookeeper_|zhandle|Z|format_log_message|log_message|logLevel|deallocate_|zerror|is_unrecoverable)" ".libs/libzookeeper_st.exp" > ".libs /libzookeeper_st.expT"$head.libs/libzookeeper_st.expTESC[1;35;40mESC[Kdeallocate_ESC[mESC[KACLESC[1;35;40mESC[Kdeallocate_ESC[mESC[KACL_vectorESC[1;35;40mESC[Kdeallocate_ESC[mESC[KAuthPacketESC[1;35;40mESC[Kdeallocate_ESC[mESC[KBufferESC[1;35;40mESC[Kdeallocate_ESC[mESC[KCheckVersionRequest

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    It’s funny when I use /bin/grep --color=auto instead of /bin/grep everything is fine.

    Essentially, I’ve exported --color=auto so you can use GREP_OPTIONS which was defined before --color=always :

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    $echo $GREP_OPTIONS--color=always$export GREP_OPTIONS='--color=auto'

    I looked into this carefully and it turns out that the problem depends on how you create and use the Python component. Since I explicitly pushed the commit to Github (I forgot to swipe a while ago… oops), I can do the following:

  • git scrub -xfd && autoreconf && -ivf ./configure PYTHON=/usr/bin/python2 && make && make check
  • git spotless -xfd autoreconf && -ivf && ./configure PYTHON=/usr/bin/python3 && make && make check

    • I think this fact demonstrates a viable solution. If you could confirm this I would appreciate it. I leave the topic open for a week, but longer, and if I don’t see anything, I close it. If so, please reopen it for more information and we can fix it. I can successfully solve the same problem you described using old commits before 2/3 bilingualism was actually added (9cc2f68).

    Now I need to revisit this, and it seems that the issue is directly related to how you create and use a Python module. From a commit I just pushed to Github (forgot – repedited a while ago… oops), I can completely clear everything :

  • git -xfd && autoreconf -ivf && ./configure PYTHON=/usr/bin/python2 && make && make check
  • git spotless -xfd autoreconf && -ivf && ./configure PYTHON=/usr/bin/python3 && make && check

    • Now I think this is a viable solution. If people could confirm this, I would appreciate it. I leave the exit open for a calendar or more, and when I don’t need to hear anything, I close it. If so, please open it with more information and we can resolve this issue. I was lucky enough to cause the same issue as formatting old commits before bilingual 2/3 was added (9cc2f68).

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    Subject: Syntax error in VERSION

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    Thursday, February 20, 2016 13:38:23 +0100
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    • Hi John, thanks for the report.Saturday, February 20, 2016 5:26:14 PM John wrote:> elaine I'm trying to compile the C bindings for Zookeeper (using libtool) but I> cannot deliver. When I run make I get the following error:> /usr/bin/ld:>.libs/libzookeeper_st.ver:2: ignore broken symbols> `33' in script/usr/bin/ld:.libs/libzookeeper_st.ver:2: ignore> invalid uniqueness `3' script/usr/bin/ld: in>.libs/libzookeeper_st.ver:2: ignore invalid> '5' movie avatar in script /usr/bin/ld:.libs/libzookeeper_st.ver:2: syntax> Error in VERSION collect2: script> Error: ld returned 1 interrupt status>> A detailed output of the production direction is available here:> http://stackoverflow.> com/questions/35530964/zookeeper-compile-error-syntax-error-in-script-version> Tell me, please, how to solve this problem.This looks like an issue with bug #16259 (we should probably do thisGo ahead and reset GREP_OPTIONS):https://debbugs.gnu.org/cgi/bugreport.cgi?bug=16259Paul

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