[Pacemaker] libqb installed in non-standard dir causesconfigure failures

[Matthew O'Connor]

Hi Andrew,

On 07/19/2013 12:22 AM, Andrew Beekhof wrote:
>> I've added the PKG_CONFIG_PATH and the two libqb_ lines in an attempt to
>> > make things work, as recommended by the configure help.  So far, no
>> > dice.  Is this something that needs to be fixed in the autoconf/autogen
>> > stuff?  Something I can submit a patch for?  (sadly, not versed at all
>> > in autoconf/autogen, but willing to learn!)
> we get libqb's details from pnk-config, so depending on what how it processes PKG_CONFIG_PATH, maybe its returning the "main" installation instead of the one you put in /opt/cluster
>
>> > 

The only libqb on my release of Ubuntu (12.04) is the one I built and
installed myself - no released packages available last I checked. 
Managed to get ./configure working by putting the library and include
paths into LDFLAGS and CFLAGS (respectively), and putting the env vars
AFTER ./configure instead of before.  Maybe PKG_CONFIG_PATH would work
better there as well.  Unfortunately it's still not a totally clean
install on Ubuntu as the cluster-glue stuff dictates where the ocf files
go.  Will either have to build cluster-glue from scratch or take what I
have as a compromise and go.

Thanks!

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  Matthew O'Connor
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