Red Hat Bugzilla – Bug 682532
Can't rebuild openssh package without ldap support
Last modified: 2012-08-16 11:05:37 EDT
Description of problem: I'm trying to make a build of openssh packages without ldap support. I want to trim my installation to a bare minimum so I'm trying to rebuild most of the packages without libraries that are not needed. When I get the source rpm file and install it in my build environment I open the spec file and change ldap from 1 to 0. Then I use rpmbuild -bc openssh.spec The result is that I get compilation error because ldap patch is still applied to openssh sources and when build process reaches ldap code it fails with missing symbols error. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): How reproducible: every time Steps to Reproduce: 1.install openssh source rpm and change spec file so ldap is 0 2.try to build. 3. Actual results: Error that there is undefined symbols for ldap dependency Expected results: To build open ssh without dependency on open ldap Additional info: I did some experiments and I managed to build without ldap by changing additionally spec file to apply ldap patch only ldap is 1. I also had to change 2 other patch files because they had some parts of the ldap patch in them.
I have no free time to solve it at the moment. If you have the solution I use it.
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