Luis Ontanon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> fixing automake scripts that takes a long long time...
> what you can try is renaming in your system to
> something else before calling ./configure and rename it back after
> configure has run. That way the configure script will fail finding an
> usable
Luis Ontanon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> --without-gnutls ?
>
That was one of the first things I tried. Unfortunately, my host has gnutls
installed, and the configure script finds it despite my admonitions not to.
I tried the following configure arguments:
--without-gnutls
--with-gnutls=
The configure script for wireshark decides that my host has libgnutls, but since
I am cross-compiling to a target that does not, I want to disable it.
I have tried --disable-libgnutls, "LIBGNUTLS_CONFIG=no", and a number of other
hacks, but there is no convincing wireshark. It finds my hosts inst
