> problem solved!
It's just a workaround I just can't imagine what's the cause of this behaviour... |
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If you are running the program as a regular user, not as "root", and say you are in your home directory and your user name is for example "tony", type: chown tony:bin mencodeME or: chown tony:tony mencodeME and also, type: chmod 755 mencodeME Your program should now run (at user level), without any Seg. faults. -kwag |
The "-" loads all the root enviroment variables. I don't know how exactly this is related to the problem. :?
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