* Zinx Verituse wrote on Mon, Aug 14, 2006 at 04:52:34PM CEST: > Sorry; I should have paid more attention to which file I was reading. > That came from acinclude.m4, from the debian XMMS package (the m4 is > probably included with xmms), not aclocal.m4.
Then the acinclude.m4 file likely contains macros from an older Libtool version. Please tell upstream to update them; there are several ways to achieve this, ranging from (brittle and error-prone) manual replacement to just m4_including the right other macro files to just having Automake's aclocal do that job for you (depending on versions of the Autotools you are using). Or just have aclocal get them from the system wide installed macro files (but that requires that you don't have the same macro defined in acinclude.m4 or included local macro files; they would override the system-wide definitions). I can't say anything more specific without looking at the exact package contents. > The EGREP bug is still there, however - If someone somehow manages to trigger > that codepath (various OSs still uses file_magic), they'll get unexpected > results. > A (possibly non-exaustive) list of OSs that will still trigger the bug: It's not the OSs that cause the bug, but the old macro definitions in aclocal.m4. Cheers, Ralf -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
