Michal Sekletar <msekl...@redhat.com> wrote:
> But is this gonna work in the long run? If there are issues with build
> system which are not possible to workaround and prevent us from using
> new versions of
There is very little skew in what tcpdump needs from a system.
The question is really: do we need a newer autoconf?
We can support very old systems today, although some of them get little
testing. Upgrading tcpdump from source code is on a really old system
(that can not be replaced...) in order to diagnose what went wrong is a
common occurance.
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