Bruce Dubbs wrote:
On 05/01/2018 07:39 PM, L A Walsh wrote:
Looked at configure help, saw:
Optional packages:
...
--with-systemd build with support for systemd
to me, this means systemd is optional and may be
included using a 'with'.
Conversely, one could use:
--without-systemd
Works for me, but you also need to use --without-systemdsystemunitdir
---
I see.
That's a workaround to suppress the message. Even without
the '--without-systemdsystemunitdir', systemd appears to be
disabled. Under the summary of options, it had:
Bash completions: /usr/share/bash-completion
Systemd support: no
Btrfs support: yes
Wide-char support: yes
It seems like it is more confusing than
an actual problem. Though, IMO, "--without-systemd"
should disable any processing for the systemd unit dir as well,
no? And going with standard meanings, if the switch to toggle
default behavior is the one listed in "configure --help", wouldn't
the default have been --without-systemdsystemunitdir (boy that's
a mouthful of a switch name)?
AFAIK, this issue is more along the lines of dotting an 'i'
or crossing a 't', but it's still a bit odd...
-l
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