Re: autoreconf fails in setools of revision 4290

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J. Tang wrote:
On Wed, 2007-04-18 at 10:06 +0800, Ken YANG wrote:
the build tools i use are:

automake-1.10-5
autoconf-2.61-8.fc7
make-3.81-6.fc7

Hello Ken.

I was able to reproduce your issue on a Rawhide system.  The reason is
due to automake.  Fedora Core 6 (which is what SETools was tested upon)
ships with automake 1.9; Rawhide has automake 1.10.  This newer version
of automake now considers GNU make extensions to be fatal errors,
whereas previous versions of automake ignored them.

Quick Answer:  From SVN checkout, do this as the first step:

  $ autoreconf -Wno-portability -i

as i mentioned before, the 3.1 tags in svn also failed with this error
but the 3.1 version of fc7 can be built without any errors:

This is because the source RPM contains the distributed, post-automake
files.  That is, it has the result of a 'make dist'.

thanks very much for your guiding.


apol had "segmentation fault" errors in analyzing "all base" policy,
i.e. all modules in "module.conf" are changed into "base"

There is a critical error in libsepol-2.0.2 that prevents SETools from
opening source policies.  Unfortunately, recompiling SETools against
libsepol-2.0.3 is not sufficient; it also requires a fix that is only in
the development branch of SETools.

"setools@xxxxxxxxxx" is the mailing list of setools? if yes, i will send

Yes.


if i have some setools problems(maybe bugs) in future, where can i send?

i can not find "subscribe" of setools mailing list, but i find the "Active Tickets" in setools wiki. actually, i don't know what this mean.
i find there are bug and feature.

if the setools mailing list is private, i will send problem/bug to the
fedora-selinux mailing list in future, ok?



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