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Linda Walsh wrote:

> The same binary that didn't work yesterday *is* *working* today.  I
> haven't rebooted (but my system did hibernate, so maybe that re-arranged
> memory?), nor run any updates.  Perhaps it was a memory fragmentation
> issue, though not sure why it was so specific to directory what it
> was called from.

I'm glad to hear that it has resolved itself, but I certainly sympathize
with the uneasy feeling of wondering what changed and why.

Brian

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