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please avoid autotools symlinks #12
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That was just a commit error, fixed by 01c4a22 |
Quoting Steve Harris (2017-01-09 16:22:31)
That was just a commit error, fixed by 01c4a22
Issue seems to still be unsolved in latest 0.6.0 release.
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Try 0.6.1? |
Quoting Steve Harris (2017-01-09 18:47:11)
Try 0.6.1?
Perfect!
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When generating autotools file, they can either be copied into the project or symlinked.
Please avoid using symlinks - it causes problems when the user of your code do not have autotools installed in the exact same paths as you do, and arugably is a security vulnerability.
Debian treats all symlinks in source code with absolute path as security issues.
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