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#Enable support for gcc compile time security options. There is no great way to do detection of valid cflags that I have found
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#AX_CFLAGS_GCC_OPTION don't seem to do a better job than the code below and are a pain because of extra m4 files etc.
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#These flags seem to be supported on CentOS 5+, Ubuntu 8.04+, and FedoreCore 11+
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#These flags seem to be supported on CentOS 5+, Ubuntu 8.04+, and FedoraCore 11+
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#Options are taken from https://wiki.ubuntu.com/CompilerFlags
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AC_ARG_ENABLE(gccprotect,
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AS_HELP_STRING([--enable-gccprotect], [Detect and use gcc hardening options]),[enable_gccprotect=$enableval],[enable_gccprotect=no])
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[Disable suricata-update]), [enable_suricata_update=$enableval],
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[enable_suricata_update="yes"])
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# Assume suircata-update will not be installed.
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# Assume suricata-update will not be installed.
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have_suricata_update="no"
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if test "$enable_suricata_update" = "yes"; then
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