compile lvm2 with --enable-lvmlockd-sanlock on Ubuntu 1710, configure failed. For help, thanks

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Hi, 

I want to have a test of lvmlockd, while try to compile the lvm2, which version is LVM2.2.02.177, or 2.2.02.168. 

With the configure:  
./configure --enable-cmirrord --enable-debug --disable-devmapper --enable-lvmetad --enable-lvmpolld --enable-lvmlockd-sanlock --enable-dmeventd --enable-udev_sync --enable-cmdlib

But failed as below with configure error check: 

checking for LOCKD_SANLOCK... no
configure: error: bailing out

The environment is Ubuntu 1710. 

And I had install the sanlock as below: 
root@u610:~/LVM2.2.02.177# dpkg -l |grep sanlock
ii  libsanlock-client1                         3.3.0-2.1                                    amd64        Shared storage lock manager (client library)
ii  libsanlock-dev                             3.3.0-2.1                                    amd64        Shared storage lock manager (development files)
ii  libsanlock1                                3.3.0-2.1                                    amd64        Shared storage lock manager (shared library)
ii  libvirt-sanlock                            3.6.0-1ubuntu5                               amd64        Sanlock plugin for virtlockd
ii  python-sanlock                             3.3.0-2.1                                    amd64        Python bindings to shared storage lock manager
ii  sanlock                                    3.3.0-2.1                                    amd64        Shared storage lock manager

Is there something wrong with it? 

Thanks

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