Re: [Announce] Libmcrypt and mcrypt rpm's for Fedora 1 and Red Hat 9

From: Leonard den Ottolander (leonardjo_at_hetnet.nl)
Date: 12/29/03

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Date: Mon, 29 Dec 2003 19:42:13 +0100

    Hi Michael,

    > Not sure what you refer to as "autoreconf". Do you mean the explicit runs of
    > "libtoolize -f ; aclocal ; automake -a ; autoconf"?

     The mcrypt SPEC file calls (/usr/bin/)autoreconf in the %build section.
    This apparantly calls the above commands as well as autoheader and
    autopoint repeatedly.

    > If so, this is necessary
    > because the patches and your %build section modify the "configure.in"
    > template and also many Makefile.am templates.

     Although I have a basic understanding of the subject (ie I understand the
    need to generate the make files) but am definitely lacking knowledge of
    details on the subject.

     Point is that the autoreconf script calls all these commands and I am not
    sure I need them all. For the configuration of libmcrypt libtoolize seems
    to suffice.

     Guess I'll have some reading up to do. http://sources.redhat.com/autobook/
    seems like a good starting point.

    > If you didn't run the tools, they would run automatically
    > based on timestamp checks.

     Does that mean that there is no need to call them explicitely from the
    SPEC file? When I remove the call to autoreconf from the SPEC file I get a
    versioning error regarding automake...

     Ah well, I fixed the most important issues and made updated rpm's
    available last night. I'll do some reading up before releasing newer
    versions of the packages. Thanks for your input.

    Bye,
    Leonard. 

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