Andrea Domenici wrote:
> Karel Gardas wrote:
>> Andrea,
>>
>> could you be so kind and give a try to the latest MICO sources available
>> in the darcs repository? I hope at least your compilation issues should
>> be already solved.
> 
> Hello, Karel!
> 
> I have downloaded MICO from the repository this morning, but the
> bootstrap.sh script cannot find autoconf 2.13 -- quite obviously, as I
> have autoconf 2.64 :
> 
> % ./bootstrap.sh
> ./bootstrap.sh: 21: ERROR: autoconf 2.13 not detected. Tested names are:
> autoconf autoconf2.13 autoconf-2.13: not found
> % /usr/bin/autoconf --version
> autoconf (GNU Autoconf) 2.64
> 
> 
> Is there a reason why autoconf 2.13 is needed, and not a later version?
>  Otherwise, I can change the script so that it ignores the version
> number (I am not familiar with bash scripting, so I don't know how to
> check that the number is above 2.13).

Hello Andrea,

since we're talking about ubuntu here, it shall be straightforward for
you to install autoconf-2.13. IMHO this is the most simple way how to
proceed. IIRC something like `sudo apt-get install autoconf-2.13' shall
work well.
The reason why MICO is still using this old autoconf version is that
during the time it accumulated quite some custom tests (see aclocal.m4)
and I'm not sure they are easily portable to newer autoconf release. The
other reason is that such task is really low-priority since current
autoconf is working well for MICO. Anyway, if you are interested in
newer autoconf support and if you hack something, I would be more than
glad to review your patches and if only a bit possible to merge them to
MICO! As always in free software, volunteers are highly welcome! :-)

Thanks,
Karel

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Karel Gardas                  kgar...@objectsecurity.com
ObjectSecurity Ltd.           http://www.objectsecurity.com
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