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Clamav .90 build problems on Mandrake 10.0
As I've mentioned, there are a few older Mandrake (now Mandriva) systems that I maintain and one of the packages that I'm frequently rebuilding for those systems is clamantivirus. Well, 0.90 came out…
As I've mentioned, there are a few older Mandrake (now Mandriva) systems that I maintain and one of the packages that I'm frequently rebuilding for those systems is clamantivirus. Well, 0.90 came out recently and on an attempted rebuild from the src. rpm that I acquired from ftp.neocat.org, I got this error message libtool: unrecognized option `--tag=CC' in the rpm --rebuild process. The process bailed out fairly quickly.
According to this Mandriva wiki page, that may indicate a version problem with libtool (here's the quote...)
unrecognized option --tag=CXX' Try libtool --help' for more informationSo, I modified the specfile, did an rpmbuild -bs pathtospecfile.spec and then did an rpm --rebuild from the generated source rpm and all was happy.
The libtoolize macro is part of the %configure macro (check with rpm --eval %configure ), and because there is a version mismatch, things will break. Mandriva Linux uses libtool-1.4, while KDE uses libtool-1.5 (or 1.4a?). Version 1.4 doesn't understand --tag=CXX', so it breaks.
On top of your specfile, you can define this:
%define __libtoolize /bin/true
When you add this define, libtoolize won't be run, and all should go well.