[mythtv] Master build failure after Fedora23 > 24

[John Pilkington]

On 06/12/16 22:52, John Pilkington wrote:
> On 06/12/16 18:46, John Pilkington wrote:
>> On 06/12/16 13:37, Richard Shaw wrote:
>>> Also as a data point my packages on RPM Fusion are not having any
>>> problems on any release of Fedora, though it's on fixes/0.28, not
>>> master.
>>>
>>> Thanks,
>>> Richard
>>
>> Stuart, Richard:  Thanks for your replies.  I haven't been able to
>> investigate today but will do so asap.  I came across other non-myth
>> posts with the same error that seemed to point to interference from
>> other references to /usr/include, and my log is full of those.  The
>> specfile was based on one of Richard's for 0.28 with a few tweaks, so
>> I'll re-examine his latest for clues - and perhaps see if I can build
>> again for SL7, on which I'm currently running 0.29pre189
>>
>> John
>>
> As another data point, on the fc24 box,
>
> [john at HP_Fed SPECS]$ mock -r fedora-24-x86_64-rpmfusion_free --buildsrpm
> --spec mythtvmaster29pre229p#12901mock.spec --sources=../SOURCES
>
> followed by
>
> [john at HP_Fed SRPMS]$  mock -r SL-7-x86_64  --rebuild
> mythtv-master-0.29.229.s.fc24.src.rpm
>
> has created a full set of el7 packages - with the audiograph patch from
> #12901, which seems more benign than most of my later attempts.  But I
> haven't installed them yet on the production box.  Reported rebuild time
> was 53 min.

Running ansible installed nothing new, and I have tried both with and 
without Richard's patch of 16 April on the legacy-encumbered 
INCLUDEPATH, which probably affected only the plugins.

I still haven't been able to build rpms for fc24, but running 
./configure and make in the 'mock' directory left behind,

/var/lib/mock/fedora-24-x86_64/root/builddir/build/BUILD/mythtv-master/mythtv

seems to have succeeded.  I did it as 'john' and suspect that it won't 
have used the clean 'mock' environment, but that probably isn't a 
problem.  I don't know how safe (file locations etc) it will be to 
install when I have previously run (in fc23) an rpm-based version.  Any 
guidance appreciated.

John P