Support using acl_* functions on *BSD #3170
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The *BSD systems have ACL routines built-in in libc rather than in separate libacl. Update the configure check to detect that and enable ACL support without adding 'acl' library.
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For reference, can you open a related bug report on bugs.php.net please and link back to it here ... |
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It seems reasonable. I plan to setup FreeBSD on my old desktop sometimes soon. I will give a try and merge it then. Thanks. |
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@bukka Did you have time to test this yet? Otherwise I'd be fine with merging this as-is. |
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Comment on behalf of bukka at php.net: Merged via 4ea7f34 |
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Unfortunately my old desktop did not work (some hardware issue) and it will take me a bit longer to set FreeBSD up so I merged it as-is. I double checked if the build is still fine with libacl on Linux at least and all good! Thanks for the PR! |
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The *BSD systems have ACL routines built-in in libc rather than
in separate libacl. Update the configure check to detect that and enable
ACL support without adding 'acl' library.