On Monday 18 June 2007 20:30, Bernhard Herzog wrote:
> On Monday 18 June 2007 18:53, Tim Brown wrote:
> > Just been trying to compile openvas-libnasl on a clean Debian testing VM
> > and am having some problems because it can't find the GNU TLS libraries
> > when linking to libopenvas. I can hack around configure.in to tell it to
> > use libopenvas-config but I wondered if you wished to have a look at it,
> > before I start hacking since you're currently working on the GNU TLS
> > support.
>
> I haven't begun to work on libnasl yet. However, I think it should indeed
> use libopenvas-config to determine which flags to use to compile and link.
> If you have the time, please go ahead with this change.
shouldn't it be OK as is? After the transition from openssl to gnutls is
complete, neither openssl nor gnutls should be required for compilation.
Only for linking, and that is already covered by libopenvas-config (--libs).
Also, isn't libopenvas-config already properly integrated into configure.in ?
Best
Jan
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