> Too few people to build every package and to keep them up to date.
Yes I know, but when you have an awesome project you always want
more from it.
>
> Also, which LFS version ? I see that Arch use the following:
> # gcc 4.6 doesn't support -fhuge-objects.
> sed '/^ HUGE_OBJECT_FLAG=/ s/"-fhuge-objects"//' -i configure
>
It is 7.4, and I followed the book with out deviation, I also have
installed many BLFS packages afterwards
> that was pasted from
> https://projects.archlinux.org/svntogit/community.git/plain/trunk/PKGBUILD?h=packages/squid
>
> And the latest version is 3.4.0.2 - looks as if squid is like
> several other projects, with multiple supported versions. If your
> compiler is too new (that Arch sed implies this) then the newer
> series might be easier.
>
> OTOH, fedora are using 3.3.9 and their most likely change is to
> patch src/ssl/support.cc so it obviously configures for them, albeit
> with a lot of other patches.
> http://pkgs.fedoraproject.org/cgit/squid.git/tree/
I chose 3.3.9 because its listed as stable, but I guess I could try the
3.4.0.2 version.
and I stated it in a earlier email, I just checked for the heck of it
and it configured on the ubuntu system I used to host building LFS.
> ĸen
Sorry about the double post, noticed I forgot to add the additional
information and I hit canceled but I guess it was already sent.
Casey
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