In <list-8120864@2rosenthals.com>, on 10/16/23
    at 10:04 AM, "Massimo S." <ecs-isp@2rosenthals.com> said:

Hi Massimo,

10-16-2023  09:51:10  SYS2070  PID f1da  TID 0001  Slot 00a0
D:\USR\LOCAL\CLAMAV\BIN\FRESHCLAM.EXE
FRESHCLAM->LIBCN0.2026
182
(i've already updated all the lib/libcx staff with yum)

i first switched the platform to p4 and then updated libc/libcx stuff, how is it possible?

I don't have access to your system, so I can make semi-educated guesses.
Did you reboot afterwards?  Are you sure the update did not fail?  What
does

   yum list installed libc libcx

report?

14/04/04 16:37        356.330    124 a---  libc05.dll
11/09/23 19:37         45.428    124 a---  libc06.dll
11/09/23 19:37         45.429    124 a---  libc061.dll
11/09/23 19:37        153.562    124 a---  libc062.dll
11/09/23 19:37        153.562    124 a---  libc063.dll
11/09/23 19:37        153.628    124 a---  libc064.dll
11/09/23 19:37        153.628    124 a---  libc065.dll
11/09/23 19:37        316.363    124 a---  libc066.dll
11/09/23 19:37      1.274.428    124 a---  libcn0.dll
12/05/23 18:59         59.040    124 a---  libcx0.dll

I can only guess you have a stray copy of libcn0.dll installed or loaded
somewhere.  What does

   psfiles | find "LIBCN0"

report?  It should indicate that the copy from %UNIXROOT\usr\lib is
loaded.

FWIW, lxlite will show the ordinals defined in an executable.

   lxlite -i- -c:exemap libcn0.dll

shows that when run again the properly updated libcn0.dll, the ordinal
that was missing is now defined as:

     02026   ___libc_touch

which happens to be a side effect of my work with Paul and Dmitriy.

Steven