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We unconditionally configure asterisk with --with-crypt, so the build
currently fails under glibc since it removed crypt in 2.39, and we
explicitly remove it from external toolchains as well, whatever the
version, causing build failures such as:
checking for mandatory modules: OPENSSL BKTR CRYPT ILBC JANSSON LIBEDIT LIBJWT LIBXML2 PJPROJECT SQLITE3 ZLIB... fail
configure: ***
configure: *** The CRYPT installation appears to be missing or broken.
configure: *** Either correct the installation, or run configure
configure: *** including --without-crypt.
Fixing this could be done in two ways: either make libxcrypt a mandatory
dependency under glibc, and continue unconditionally enabling crypt
support, or only enable crypt support when libxcrypt is available or
this was a non-glibc toolchain.
We chose the first option, to keep the existing behaviour (crypt support
is always enabled), to be aligned with other packages (libxcrypt is
selected under glibc toolchains), and because it is also the simplest.
Signed-off-by: Yann E. MORIN <yann.morin.1998@free.fr>
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