[Condor-devel] --without-globus wasn't really /without/ globus

[Matthew Farrellee <mfarrellee@xxxxxxxxxx>]

You'd think that if you ran configure --without-globus you'd get Condor 
without Globus, sorta. You get no Globus along with a host of gahp 
externals that depend on Globus and won't compile without it.

Below is a patch to fix this problem. Instead of relying purely on the 
platform test to see if globus is available this patch tests to see if 
globus is actually available before checking for externals that depend 
on it.

Best,


matt

--

diff --git a/src/configure.ac b/src/configure.ac
index 74d7bb3..1065935 100644
--- a/src/configure.ac
+++ b/src/configure.ac
@@ -2360,6 +2360,12 @@ CHECK_EXTERNAL([krb5], [1.4.3], [soft],
                MF_LIB_CHECK([krb5], [[krb5 krb5_free_principal]]))
 fi

+CHECK_EXTERNAL([globus],[4.0.5], [soft])
+
+if test -z "$_cv_ext_globus_version"; then
+  _cv_has_globus=no;
+fi
+
 _cv_has_gahp=$_cv_has_globus
 CHECK_EXTERNAL([gahp],[1.0.15], [soft])

@@ -2437,8 +2443,6 @@ CHECK_EXTERNAL([postgresql], [$pgsql_ver], [hard],
                [use PostgreSQL (provides Quill and other support)],
                MF_LIB_CHECK([postgresql], [[pq PQconnectdb]]))

-CHECK_EXTERNAL([globus],[4.0.5], [soft])
-
 # if globus is available on this platform and we actually have it
 if test "x$_cv_has_globus" = xyes -a "x$cv_ext_globus" = xyes; then
   # currently, if we are using globus (and the openssl