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From: "John Anthony Kazos Jr." <jkazos@vt.edu>
Subject: .interp search path?
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How can I configure my system to use a search path for the program 
interpreter specified in the ELF .interp section? I'm looking for the same 
behavior there is for $PATH and simple executing, so I can put something 
like "ld-linux.so" in .interp and have it find that file if it is not in 
the CWD at the time of execution.