Bug 1908783

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suricata 6.0.3 is in rawhide.

Yes, but we had to comment out BuildRequires: libprelude-devel to get it to build. The code in comment 1 should only be for unshipped headers. Upstream has made some kind of mistake.

Ah, ok. So that section should be removed, or the whole header should be omitted?

That should be removed. However, it begs the question of whether or not there are variables/defines or anything else that depends on something from the config.h when prelude was compiled? Usually this indicates that they might have wanted prelude-inttypes.h.in which gets updated by autoconf. I haven't looked too deeply at this issue, though. Maybe upstream has a fix?

"that" meaning the file or the section?

My search of the forum and issues came up empty.

"That" meaning the 3 lines of code in comment #0.

Gotcha. See if 5.2.0-8 in rawhide fixes things.

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Hello

Is it fixed ?

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Can't build Suricata for this bug in EPEL 9.

/usr/include/libprelude/common.h:28:11: fatal error: config.h: No such file or directory
   28 | # include "config.h"
      |           ^~~~~~~~~~

```
#ifdef HAVE_CONFIG_H
# include "config.h"
#endif
```

Currently following header files have this.

common.h
idmef-object.h
idmef-path.h
idmef-time.h
idmef.h
prelude-client-profile.h
prelude-error.h
prelude-extract.h
prelude-io.h
prelude-list.h
prelude-log.h
prelude-plugin.h
prelude-string.h
prelude-thread.h
prelude-timer.h