I found out the problem and solved it. Now I need you to your magic and make it an "official package" (TM)
The problem is that ./configure was not properly detecting if GnuTLS is available or not.
To be more specific, ./configure was passing the gcc parameters in the wrong way.
Hi Stephen,
I found out the problem and solved it. Now I need you to your magic and make it an "official package" (TM)
The problem is that ./configure was not properly detecting if GnuTLS is available or not.
To be more specific, ./configure was passing the gcc parameters in the wrong way.
It was passing:
gcc -lgnutls -lgnutls-openssl test_file.c
and it should be:
gcc test_file.c -lgnutls -lgnutls-openssl
The fix for this issue is here: /github. com/marcosdiez/ wput/commit/ f5f3d70c4eef7db 62a1b33efaaaf4a 42417c95da
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BUT after changing configure.in I had to run autoconf again.
So you might as well get the whole thing:
https:/ /github. com/marcosdiez/ wput/commit/ 6daa01608b8abc0 d5d6c60a60d780a 135ba5b3bb
In order for me to do that I:
a) cloned the original wput repository (https:/ /sourceforge. net/p/wput/ code/ci/ master/ tree/) patches/ series'
b) applied all the debian patches in the order of 'debian/
c) fixed the code
All these steps are separated into specific commits: /github. com/marcosdiez/ wput/commits/ master
https:/
So I guess the problem is solved, I just don't know how to continue from now on.
Please help!
Marcos