Re: 07/07: gnu: samba: Update to 4.3.2.

[Mark H Weaver]

宋文武 <address@hidden> writes:

> iyzsong pushed a commit to branch master
> in repository guix.
>
> commit 710964d1790e6e583a9564f398ac57d635225cb2
> Author: 宋文武 <address@hidden>
> Date:   Tue Dec 15 12:20:26 2015 +0800
>
>     gnu: samba: Update to 4.3.2.
>     
>     * gnu/packages/samba.scm (samba): Update to 4.3.2.  Add more inputs.
>     [arguments]: Remove #:modules and #:imported-modules.  Remove 'chdir'
>     and 'add-lib-to-runpath' from #:phases.  Use 'modify-phases' syntax.

This update seems to have broken the 'mpv' builds with the following
error:

--8<---------------cut here---------------start------------->8---
[149/231] Compiling osdep/semaphore_osx.c
../stream/stream_smb.c:22:26: fatal error: libsmbclient.h: No such file or 
directory
 #include <libsmbclient.h>
                          ^
compilation terminated.
--8<---------------cut here---------------end--------------->8---

See <http://hydra.gnu.org/eval/108485#tabs-now-fail>.  The full set of
commits between evaluations 108480 (where mpv builds successfully) and
108485 (where it fails) are:

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* 6a51e95..: David Thompson 2015-12-17 gnu: sdl-image: Add libwebp input.
* d3f6a1d..: David Thompson 2015-12-15 gnu: Add sdl2-ttf.
* 855e293..: David Thompson 2015-12-15 gnu: Add sdl2-mixer.
* 6813f70..: David Thompson 2015-12-15 gnu: Add sdl2-image.
* 710964d..: 宋文武 2015-12-15 gnu: samba: Update to 4.3.2.
* 5251359..: 宋文武 2015-12-15 gnu: Add ldb.
* 0674b3c..: 宋文武 2015-12-15 gnu: Add tevent.
* 095da02..: 宋文武 2015-12-18 gnu: talloc: Update to 2.1.5.
* 960ae0c..: 宋文武 2015-12-15 gnu: talloc: Use 'modify-phases' syntax.
* c2fb207..: 宋文武 2015-12-15 gnu: Add libpwquality.
* 72029c8..: 宋文武 2015-12-15 gnu: Add cracklib.
* f464016..: David Thompson 2015-12-17 gnu: Add obs.
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This problem seems unlikely to have been caused by any of those other
commits.

Could you take a look?

     Regards,
       Mark