[ libetpan-Bugs-1675390 ] --with-openssl=DIR make fails, patch for configure.in

Bugs item #1675390, was opened at 2007-03-07 02:31
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Category: Configuration
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>Status: Closed
Resolution: None
Priority: 5
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Submitted By: Nobody/Anonymous (nobody)
Assigned to: Nobody/Anonymous (nobody)
Summary: --with-openssl=DIR make fails, patch for configure.in

Initial Comment:
When doing ./configure --with-openssl=/dir where /dir is some valid directory that contains lib/libssl.so file the configure is successful, but the LDFLAGS does not have -L/dir/lib in src/Makefile ... 

The following shell script patches the configure.in of libetpan version 0.49 so that you can use the --with-openssl=/dir and make OK:

#!/bin/bash

patch configure.in << EOF
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> TKKLIBS=""
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>     TKKLIBS="-L\$with_openssl/lib"
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<   SSLLIBS="-lssl \$SSLLIBS"
---
>   SSLLIBS="-lssl \$SSLLIBS \$TKKLIBS"
>   AC_MSG_NOTICE("OpenSSL LDFLAGS is \$LDFLAGS")
>   AC_MSG_NOTICE("OpenSSL SSLLIBS is \$SSLLIBS")
EOF

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Comment By: DINH V. Hoa (hoa)
Date: 2007-04-03 20:29

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I don't understand why it does not work.
LDFLAGS should be properly set.
If you send a diff, could you use unified diff (-u) ?


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