dovecot: fix size of time_t for 64-bit cross. #24934
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configure_args hard coded the size of the time_t type, which means 64-bit cross compiled archs, such as aarch64, were using the wrong type. For little-endian, it would just break 2038-proofness, but BE machines could have bigger issues. A comment and commented out code were added to prepare for musl's time64 update.
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@leahneukirchen I should probably revbump |
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lgtm, i'll let leah review merge since i don't use this |
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@ericonr yes, please bump the other package too. |
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configure_args hard coded the size of the time_t type, which means
64-bit cross compiled archs, such as aarch64, were using the wrong type.
For little-endian, it would just break 2038-proofness, but BE machines
could have bigger issues.
A comment and commented out code were added to prepare for musl's time64
update.