Hi: I created an OBS project in Base:System called target-isns several months ago, imported from a public project of the same name. It has been building fine for all targets (SLE_11_SP3, openSUSE_13.2, and openSUSE_Factory) for a while now. But recently the Factory builds are failing, and it looks like the errors have to do with changes in the gcc library, particularly netdb.h. For example, this code uses gai_strerror(3), which the man page on my Factory system says is defined in netdb.h. This code includes netdb.h. But this function is showing up as undefined, cause several problems. What's the best way to fix this? It looks like the netdb.h file is part of glibc-devel. On my factory system, I have glibc-devel version 2.21, but it looks like the build of my Factory RPM used version 2.22. I can see that the latest glibc-devel version in OBS in 2.22, but how did the Factory system where my RPM is being built end up with the wrong (too new) version? And how to I ensure my build gets the right (older) version? I tried setting "BuildRequires: glibc-devel = 2.21", but that did not work. A Side Question: If I wanted to test on a local system using this newer glibc-devel package, how would I go about it? I assume that there are more than just one package that has to be updated to switch versions. -- Lee Duncan SUSE Labs -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: opensuse-buildservice+unsubscribe@opensuse.org To contact the owner, e-mail: opensuse-buildservice+owner@opensuse.org