Hi, On Tue, Feb 21, 2012 at 04:56:37PM +0100, David Sommerseth wrote: > There might be similar restrictions related to autoconf/automake tools > too. As James has some automation for the Access Server builds for those > supported platforms, we must be sure we don't break that for him. From > what I see, on a recent 5.7 box ... [..] > Otherwise, I presume most of the *BSD versions have more recent versions.
As Alon has already pointed out, to compile the tarball, you don't
need to have the autotools installed - and "configure" will work even on
older systems.
On the *BSD buildslaves, we can install whatever we need (and their
autotools versions are coming from ports/pkgsrc, and that's up-to-date
anyway :-) ).
Now we just need to see whether this causes problems for James' build
environment.
gert
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