"Gary V. Vaughan" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > [[Simon, I'm Cc:ing you for the gnutls bug at the bottom]]
Thanks for looking into this. > Even with the strerror detection fixed, gnutls will still create > an unusable libgnutls.so whenever it is built on a machine that > doesn't provide a strerror implementation natively. To fix *that*, > we either need to distribute the gnulib strerror under lgpl so > that gnutls can use it in it's lgpl library, or gnutls itself > should not reference strerror... as best as I can tell, only > cdk_strerror in opencdk/main.c calls strerror, and nothing in > gnutls calls cdk_strerror... so removing that function is also a > possible solution. I cannot find any use of strerror inside the library part of GnuTLS - so possibly this has already been fixed, did you check v2.6.0? /Simon
