Quoting Ken Hornstein <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
I suspect if we ask the user base they would prefer #2. I don't think
it would be TOO hard to write a test that adds "-lkrb524" to LIBS and
checks again for appropriate symbol....
Dumb question time. Can you _not_ solve this by simply doing:
configure [...] --with-krb5 KRB5LIBS="-L/usr/kerberos/lib -lkrb5
-lk5crypto -lcom_err -lkrb524"
... and possibly a few other options, but you get the idea.
That would imply a special hook in the SPEC file for RHEL3. Right now
I have a single SPEC file that builds on all the supported RHEL and FC
systems.
That would mean that you don't use krb5-config on RHEL3, but I don't think
that's terrible (especially since RHEL3 ships with a version of Kerberos
that OpenAFS explicitly decided not to support).
I see nothing wrong with using krb5-config. That's not the problem, and
in fact using krb-config solves other problems. I just need to detect
whether to also add -lkrb524 to the list of libraries returned from
krb5-config.
-derek
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