FYI in order to test this from a compilation pov I wrote a script which
downloaded every older libvirt release and did a client only build and
then built the python module against it.
I'm attaching the script I used for this
I built on Fedora 19 successfully back to 0.9.11 with this, though I
had to patch libvirt itself in many cases to even build. Would appreciate
someone testing this build on other platforms too. eg RHEL and/or Ubuntu
in particular. You might have to tweak/skip some of the patches on
other platforms, depending on glibc/kernel versions
To run this, save all 4 attached files to a temporary directory. Run
the python build and copy the resulting dist/libvirt-python-1.2.0.tar.gz
file into the same temporary directory. Then just run build-many.sh
When its done check the build/*libvirt-python*.log files to see if any
compile warnings/failures occurred.
Regards,
Daniel
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