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Juanito:

--- Quote from: andyj on December 22, 2018, 01:39:59 PM ---This https://github.com/GNOME/glibmm/commit/37d57ae fixed the problem with open-vm-tools compiling. Of course I can only apply it if I use copy2fs. Apparently an update is in order?

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glibmm/libsigc++ updated

Juanito:

--- Quote from: andyj on December 23, 2018, 11:52:05 PM ---Iptables also needs updating so the version of xtables-addons for this kernel version (netfilter geoip) can be compiled.

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updated

Note that this and the previous extensions were updated for x86_64 only - if they fix your errors I'll add them in the x86 repo.

andyj:
So far the library updates have worked. There have been some changes to the curl extension in PHP 7.3, and although it claims that it should work with the curl version we have, I'm getting errors that basically say that it's looking for constants our version of curl doesn't have. Specifically it's looking for GSSAPI, which I don't know if that's compiled into our curl. If so, then can curl be updated? If not, then I'll need to figure out a hack to get it to compile.

Juanito:
gss-api support is not included in curl by default - it needs to be enabled and requires krb5, which is quite large.

Since curl is a dep of many other extensions, I'm a little reluctant to add such a large dep.

If the php7 requirement stands, maybe an additional full-fat curl extension could be considered, but that might cause its own problems?

andyj:
I figured that was probably the case. I also figured out a one character source change (I basically move the curl GSSAPI availability to a higher version) to trick the curl extension to compile, so I'm going to run with that. All that being said, all my extensions compile in 64-bit space, so if we can update the the same library extensions in 32-bit land I'll begin there.

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