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[benmcollins]

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[benmcollins]

Try using this tar all where autoreconf doesn’t need to be run.

https://launchpad.net/~ben-collins/+archive/ubuntu/libjwt/+files/libjwt_1.8.0.orig.tar.xz

[benmcollins]

It's likely the AC prerequisite needs to be higher than 2.68. I've not tried to compile it on anything older than 14.04. Since 12.04 LTS is not even supported by Canonical anymore, I'm not sure it's worth it to work on supporting it with LibJWT. Perhaps you could update to 14.04 LTS or newer?

You could remove these two lines from configure.ac and retry:

AX_VALGRIND_CHECK

AX_CODE_COVERAGE

[herono2010]

My company won't update operating system easily. by remove "AX_VALGRIND_CHECK AX_CODE_COVERAGE", Mistakes still exist。

[benmcollins]

The other alternative is to generate the autoreconf on a 14.04 or newer system, then copy the entire directory to the 12.04 system for building.

Last resort, try using cmake to build.

[benmcollins]

I'm full of suggestions today!. You can also try getting the prebuilt packages for Trusty (14.04) and see if they work on 12.04:

sudo add-apt-repository ppa:ben-collins/libjwt
sudo apt-get update

Make sure apt points to trusty for my PPA.

deb http://ppa.launchpad.net/ben-collins/libjwt/ubuntu trusty main

[endlisnis]

I'm running into the same problem using autoreconf v2.69 in CentOS v6.5. Oddly enough, when I run in CentOS v7.5 using the same version of autoreconf (v2.69), I do NOT get this problem.