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Hi,

> I am having a look at it. It doesn't seem to be libnepomuk, but libkdecor=
e.

Pretty strange. My only guess at the moment is that in kdecore there could =
be=20
a static symbol (or extern) defined with the same name as some symbol used =
by=20
sscanf (and being initializated on declaration)...

I am curious about this issue... If someone finds something, please step=20
forward ;) /me is still having a look though


Regards,
Rafael Fern=E1ndez L=F3pez.

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