We don't have linkkits for either x86 platform on the server bundle. There is one kit named "linux", but it's just a copy of the Solaris file.
It looks like this was caused in r26474 as part of bug 4132. We moved tlstunnel from tladm to tlmisc but the top Makefile was only partially adjusted.
(from comment on bug 3513) Recreating the .o files after the fact can be very difficult so we want to at least make sure we ship all the linkkits. Fixing the instructions and Makefile may be moved to a later bug. We should also have a look at the test instructions for these linkkits so testers know which kits are expected and why we have them.
(In reply to comment #1) > It looks like this was caused in r26474 as part of bug 4132. We moved tlstunnel > from tladm to tlmisc but the top Makefile was only partially adjusted. I'd say that the problem was rather causes by a later commit: ------------------------------------------------------------------------ r30455 | hean01 | 2015-06-22 12:59:12 +0200 (mån, 22 jun 2015) | 5 lines Rename linkkit package and targets. Fix bug #3614 comment #16 ---------------- In this commit, TLSTUNNEL_LINKKIT_LINUX_TGZ_NAME was renamed to TLSTUNNEL_LINKKIT_I686_TGZ_NAME, but not all of Makefile was updated. As it is now, it's pure luck that the build succeeds. On my workstation, it does not: mkdir -p `dirname server-bundle/sources/thinlinc-wts-tools-open-sources.tar.gz` cp windows-components/thinlinc-wts-tools-open-sources.tar.gz server-bundle/sources/thinlinc-wts-tools-open-sources.tar.gz mkdir -p `dirname server-bundle/sources/` cp tlmisc/ server-bundle/sources/ cp: utesluter katalog "tlmisc/" make: *** [server-bundle/sources/] Fel 1
To summarize: There should be linkkits for both i386 and x86_64 Linux, and they should contain object files. Having working Makefiles are out of scope of this bug, and in the case that they are broken, a new bug should be reported.
tlstunnel objects are present in both linkkits: > $ tar -xvzf tlstunnel-linkkit-i686.tar.gz > tlstunnel-linkkit/ > tlstunnel-linkkit/libnettle.a > tlstunnel-linkkit/Makefile > tlstunnel-linkkit/libhogweed.a > tlstunnel-linkkit/tlstunnel.o > tlstunnel-linkkit/libtasn1.a > tlstunnel-linkkit/libgnutls.a > tlstunnel-linkkit/libgmp.a > $ file tlstunnel-linkkit/tlstunnel.o > tlstunnel-linkkit/tlstunnel.o: ELF 32-bit LSB relocatable, Intel 80386, version 1 (SYSV), not stripped > $ rm -rf tlstunnel-linkkit > $ tar -xvzf tlstunnel-linkkit-x86_64.tar.gz > tlstunnel-linkkit/ > tlstunnel-linkkit/libnettle.a > tlstunnel-linkkit/Makefile > tlstunnel-linkkit/libhogweed.a > tlstunnel-linkkit/tlstunnel.o > tlstunnel-linkkit/libtasn1.a > tlstunnel-linkkit/libgnutls.a > tlstunnel-linkkit/libgmp.a > > $ file tlstunnel-linkkit/tlstunnel.o > tlstunnel-linkkit/tlstunnel.o: ELF 64-bit LSB relocatable, x86-64, version 1 (SYSV), not stripped
I was unable to relink the object files for x86_64 on Fedora 24 - see bug 6104. This was discussed, and found to be out of scope of this bug. There are object files. Good enough.
