[Bug 225671] Merge Review: curl

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Summary: Merge Review: curl


https://bugzilla.redhat.com/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=225671





------- Additional Comments From paul@xxxxxxxxxxxx  2007-06-22 07:02 EST -------
None of the remaining patches touch autotools input files, so running aclocal
etc. is no longer needed.

The "make install" command can be simplified down to this:
make DESTDIR=%{buildroot} INSTALL="%{__install} -p" install
That might also get rid of the rpmlint warning from the SRPM about mixed use of
spaces and tabs.

The configure option for the CA bundle needs to be specified without reference
to %{buildroot}, because the packaged /usr/bin/curl-config has a reference to
the buildroot in it as things stand.

Please standardize on either %{buildroot} or $RPM_BUILD_ROOT; either is fine but
don't mix both in the same spec.

The packaged libcurl.pc has a Libs.private: that references -L/usr/lib64 (in the
64-bit version); I'm not sure if that's a problem but I prefer to get rid of
refences to standard library directories by adding a quick sed after running the
configure script:

# Remove -L options for standard library directories
sed -i -e 's,-L/usr/lib ,,g;s,-L/usr/lib64
,,g;s,-L/usr/lib$,,g;s,-L/usr/lib64$,,g' \
        Makefile libcurl.pc

Perhaps docs/CONTRIBUTE could be added to the devel package?

P.S. It's "Paul Howarth", not "Paul Horwath"...


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