Peter Åstrand wrote: > There's a configure flag: > > $ ./configure --help 2>&1 | grep -i dbus > --enable-config-dbus Build D-BUS API support (default: no) > > Does this flag help? What's strange is that the help text says it > defaults to no, but apparently this isn't the case. In any case, DBUS > doesn't seem to be a hard dependency; we don't have it all on our > build system. Apparently that flag just controls whether or not the config_dbus_init() and config_dbus_fini() functions are compiled in config/config.c. Even if this is disabled, the build system still attempts to include DBUS support if it detects that the DBUS library is available. However, I figured out that if I just uninstall the dbus-devel package from the system, the configure script doesn't detect it and thus doesn't attempt to compile in dbus support. Now on to the next problem ...
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