Re: GNUrl, GNUnet and alpine-linux

2023-02-14 Thread Martin Schanzenbach
please see https://www.gnunet.org/en/news/2022-09-0.17.6.html gnurl dependency is not a thing anymore since September 2022. gnurl itself is unmaintained. we now detect both debian style renamed symbols (curl-gnutls) as well as a normal curl optionally compiled against gnutls. gnutls detection is

Re: GNUrl, GNUnet and alpine-linux

2023-02-14 Thread xrs
Hi, On Mon, 13 Feb 2023 20:41:10 + Daniel Golle wrote: > Hence many distributions (now also including OpenWrt[1]) now offer > a package called 'curl-gnutls' which basically builds libcurl with > the settings previously used to build libgnurl and then uses patchelf > to change the soname from

Re: GNUrl, GNUnet and alpine-linux

2023-02-13 Thread Daniel Golle
Hi! On Mon, Feb 13, 2023 at 09:28:35PM +0100, xrs wrote: > Hi, > > since the last changes on gnunet concerning gnurl/curl detection I have > a strange behaviour in the context of packaging gnunet for > alpine-linux. > > When building gnunet-0.19.3 with gnurl-7.72.0[2] the > process stops at det

GNUrl, GNUnet and alpine-linux

2023-02-13 Thread xrs
Hi, since the last changes on gnunet concerning gnurl/curl detection I have a strange behaviour in the context of packaging gnunet for alpine-linux. When building gnunet-0.19.3 with gnurl-7.72.0[2] the process stops at detecting libcurl. (See also [1].) ... checking for conversation feature set