There is a subtle bug in the perl.spec file, which you only hit if you use
rpm -bc --short-circuit. The Configure shell script of perl creates a file
called 'config.sh' which is the equivalent of the autoconf config.cache
file. If you change the parameters on the Configure line, you *MUST* remove
the config.sh file or it will not use the new values!
I think it is in everyone's interest that the %build part removes the
config.sh file before issuing the Configure command. Normal users won't
notice a difference, but openpkg developers will be grateful!
[...]
+ rm -f config.sh
./Configure \
-d -e -s \
-Dprefix=%{l_prefix} \
[...]
Regards,
Karl.
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