[Buildroot] [PATCH 1/1] zeromq: bump to version 4.0.1

[Gustavo Zacarias <gustavo@zacarias.com.ar>]

On 04/08/2014 04:32 AM, Lionel Orry wrote:

> Quick news : mongrel v1.9.0 depends on polarssl now. But they decided
> to declare this dependency as a git submodule of their repo, and the
> release tarball being taken directly from github does not include the
> polarssl code. In short, they release tarball is unuseable. I'll talk
> about it upstream.
> 
> To make it clean, I'll try to get rid of the git submodule dep and
> make attempts with the polarssl buildroot package.
> 
> The bad (or not?) news is that mongrel2 depends on polarssl v1.3.0
> (v1.3.x if polarssl properly versions its library, I think it is the
> case) and we currently use polarssl v1.2.10, so a polarssl bump
> version is needed first.
> 
> Does anyone know what implications could a polarssl minor version bump
> have ? I already saw some of the polarssl patches don't apply properly
> so they need to be revisited. Gustavo, I think you were in charge of
> the last polarssl bump, do you think you could help with this one, or
> say whether it is a very bad idea to bump the package version ?
> 
> Thanks everyone,
> Lionel

Hi.
It breaks at least openvpn since the API isn't 100% compatible with the
1.2.x series and openvpn doesn't handle 1.3.x yet.
Hiawatha has a new version which bundles/works with 1.3.x.
I haven't tried with libcurl but my gut tells me it should work since
they update often.
Dunno about rtmpdump.
It may be possible to make them live side-by-side by making a polarssl13
package, though it may need to reside in a non-default prefix.
Another possible solution is to fetch openvpn patches from git to make
it compatible, but last time i checked (several months ago) there were
none - that may have changed though.
I'll take a look and get back a bit later.
Regards.