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Release tarball at https://download.samba.org/ tainted #486
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Thanks for noting that. |
Forgot to tell you the exact version I tested: I am using the 2.5.0 tarball. Did not check any others. |
@paulusmack, @enaess: A solution for this ticket? |
I'll make sure the tarball for 2.5.1 doesn't have this extraneous file. As for 2.5.0, I don't think I want to change it at this stage. |
You could try adding this in the pppd/Makefile.am
I haven't extensively tested every permutation of this, but the idea is that we'd be able to install pppdconf.h into /usr/include/ppp/* , but not to include it in the resulting tar.gz file for release (i.e. |
I make this change, and I'm sure I tested it, and I merged it. But now when I come to do Any other suggestions? |
I made the ppp-2.5.1 release and manually removed pppd/pppdconf.h. I'll leave this open for now since I'd rather not have to remember to do that. Hopefully someone can come up with the proper solution before we get to 2.5.2. @enaess ? |
While changing the default configuration of ppp in yocto linux, I noticed, that as soon as I change some configure flags, it results in linker errors. After troubleshooting a bit, I noticed it only fails when building from the release tarball.
It seems like file pppd/pppdconf.h was accidentally included in the release tarball. This results in it being included instead of the one generated by configure / autotools, and some defines like
PPP_WITH_PEAP
being inconsistent between multiple config headers.I am currently applying this patch, to resolve the issue (can not upload as attachment so I will just include it here):
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