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        <title>Explicitly list in which directories to look for config*.m4 files.
    
    If some distributor patches a config*.m4 file with quilt, that will
    place a copy of the original file in .pc/ . Doing a naive "find ."
    will then cause both the original and the patched m4 file to be included,
    causing havoc later on.
    
    PR: 55787</title>
        <description>/httpd/build/config-stubs - 2540bc483021296863cfff2d77b7d3c05b217e0f</description>
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        <dc:creator>sf</dc:creator>
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        <title>*) simplify config file list construction (especially the second sed
       expression).
    *) comment extensively.
    *) process into lines which are always guaranteed to sort properly -- don't
       rely on sort switches or whether "" sorts (numerically) less than "1".</title>
        <description>/httpd/build/config-stubs - a3d4338d74be03b3ecc9381c55aa2e76215c3edb</description>
        <pubDate></pubDate>
        <dc:creator>gstein</dc:creator>
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        <title>Find all config.m4 files when building generated_lists.  Also, convert
    the sort to use 'sort -n -b'.  These arguments are specified by single
    unix, so they should be portable.  This restores the ability to order
    the config.m4 files.
    Submitted by:   Dale Ghent &lt;daleg@elemental.org&gt;</title>
        <description>/httpd/build/config-stubs - 65aff8f609775e87fc0d06e606d8981ef222e789</description>
        <pubDate></pubDate>
        <dc:creator>rbb</dc:creator>
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        <title>Get rid of the "-g" on sort.
    
    With GNU sort 2.0 (which ships with Mandrake 7.2), the -g makes
    a difference in the sinclude order (which I assume is an intended
    difference which I have just broken).
    
    With GNU sort 1.2 (which ships with RedHat 6.0), the -g is accepted
    but is not documented and makes no difference in the result.  Thus
    systems with GNU sort 1.2 were broken before and are still broken
    with respect to the order of the sinclude statements.
    
    With OS/390, Tru64, Solaris, and now I think AIX, -g was not accepted
    at all by sort so the output of this was broken and Apache would not
    build.</title>
        <description>/httpd/build/config-stubs - a6e3906060f2de718d9d5ccd796ef30679613cd5</description>
        <pubDate></pubDate>
        <dc:creator>trawick</dc:creator>
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        <title>Finish up the config.m4 file overhaul, so that we can load config.m4 files
    in order.</title>
        <description>/httpd/build/config-stubs - c3e69e9374babcbbc697dc64e2eaf82cfdbc910c</description>
        <pubDate></pubDate>
        <dc:creator>rbb</dc:creator>
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        <title>The second part of the big autoconf patch, which actually adds autoconf
    building to the tree.</title>
        <description>/httpd/build/config-stubs - 22ad84685642948ad15cc1e881ecbc4ac8cbf98c</description>
        <pubDate></pubDate>
        <dc:creator>manoj</dc:creator>
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