Oh blast. It did that on i386 too, now that I look for it. >_< So libtool strikes again, transforming a simple 'rlm_eap_tls.so' into -lrlm_eap_tls. (It sees the .so and removes the .so and the initial lib if present, and then prepends -l, rather than only doing so _if_ there's an initial lib and following .so)I'll upload it as-is, and have a play next week (linux.conf.au! ^_^). I _think_ my last attempt involved causing librlm_eap_tls.* to come into existence during linking. The soname remains rlm_eap_tls so the actual references embedded in rlm_eap_{peap,ttls} are OK, and you can afterwards whack librlm_eap_tls.* and still have a working result. I'm pretty sure I had it working in make, and was just trying to find a good way to make it happen during the Debian build... Or I hit some other problem which escapes me. Alternatively, now we're usng a local libtool, I could try and hack on it to not screw with the lovingly crafted link-lines it's given.
Clearly. Thanks for the help and an explanation. -- Konstantin Kubatkin [KUB-RIPE] [KUB-UANIC] Kherson, TriLogiC Group Fido: 2:468/[EMAIL PROTECTED] -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
