I know r38 is no longer LTS, but I just started seeing python3.9 showing "ld.so.1: python3.9: fatal: libc.so.1: version 'ILLUMOS_0.39' not found (required by file /usr/lib/amd64/libpython3.9.so.1.0)". any idea how that could be fixed?

oninoshiko: with least pain, by upgrading? there seem to be no 'ILLUMOS_0.xx' in libc.so.1 on my r38 either, but python-39 still works. later releases has heaps of 'ILLUMOS_0.xx' in libc. dunno more than that, sorry.

oninoshiko - the easiest way is to go back to the old boot environment and `pkg update -f`

Hello hadfl, I logged this issue with zadm, let me know if there is more information I can add :  omniosorg/zadm #140

unfortunately, this is doing this on fresh installs for me.

it might be something off with my private repo... but I don't see how that could happen. it doesn't provide libc or python.

There was a change in r38 a while ago, where python started to require the memrchr() function from libc, and I think that is what you are hitting.

It sounds like you have a newer python and an older libc, which should not be possible - there are some dependencies in place that should stop it happening, although the way it was done was not the best, it should work.

hrm... I'm running a local mirror of the r38 repo. maybe the last time I updated it something didn't make it

It would be interesting to list the versions of `system/library` and `python-39` that are in there

I'll check it in a bit, right now it's running a verify

With local access `pkgrepo -s /path/ list python-39 library` should work

You want omnios system/library 0.5.11-151038.0:20220407T165903Z

omnios runtime/python-39 3.9.17-151038.0:20230614T205750Z

omnios system/library 0.5.11-151038.0:20210427T213425Z

those look consistant with what's on the main repo

there should be a bunch of ILLUMOS_* revs, whether python needs them depends on which symbols in libc it actually uses

you can use pvs(1) to look at stuff like this

so `pvs -sd libc.so.1` will show you which versions exist, and which symbols are within them, `pvs -s python` will tell you what it wants, though deeply unbelievably

(perhaps you linked python with gld?)

or perhaps because it's all in libpython really.

yes, pvs -s libpython3.11.so is more useful

hopefully that brain dump gets you someplace?

oninoshiko, your system/library definitely seems outdated. this is what i get when i query the r38 repo

hadfl@nemesis:~$ pkg list -H -avf -g pkg.omnios.org/r151038/core system/library | head -1

pkg://omnios/system/library⊙0:20220407T165903Z ---

whoops, 5.11-151038.0:20220407T165903Z

I did a diff `

I did a diff `/usr/bin/pkgrepo -s pkg.omnios.org/r151038/core list | diff -u - <(pfexec /usr/bin/pkgrepo -s /Array-0/pkg/r151038/core/ list)` to check it