Update and FIX socat socat was bugged for ages now. It does compile, so probably...

Update and FIX socat socat was bugged for ages now. It does compile, so probably no one noticed. While running through its configure script, the build process complains about some missing variables and gives a hint, that the user should supply them manually. This does ONLY happen in a cross compiling environment, otherwise the configure script guesses them right. I don't know the purpose of these variables exactly, but they seem to be OS dependent and NOT hardware dependent. I tested this on various architectures and they were all the same, as long as linux is involved. So I think its safe to specify them in the Makefile.

The point why they're important, is simply that socat compiles, but
exits with some sort of error right after invocation, if they weren't
present at compile time. There are numerous tickets around concerning
this bug. Newer Versions of socat won't even compile if they're missing,
maybe thats why it's kinda outdated by now.

However, this little patch should fix it.

Signed-off-by: Hendrik Bartusch <[email protected]>
SVN-Revision: 26728