On Wed, 2 Apr 2003, Jan Harkes mused:
>                                                                       In
> the mean time sleepycat's db is a standard part of glibc

libdb was removed from glibc in glibc-2.2, but because the glibc folks
had added symbol versions to it (and as a result programs linked against
glibc-libdb wouldn't run against sleepycat-libdb) many distributions
still maintain the glibc fork of libdb, rather than rebuild everything
that uses it (and require third-party binaries that use it to be rebuilt
too).

Debian is transitioning away from it at the moment.

-- 
#ifdef USE_ISPTS_FLAG
		} else {	/* else pty, not pts */
#endif