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author | aguestuser <aguestuser@risup.net> | 2017-04-23 16:39:03 -0400 |
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committer | aguestuser <aguestuser@risup.net> | 2017-04-30 20:05:35 -0400 |
commit | e79058d8797c918d37e406245ca7683cf07240d1 (patch) | |
tree | 3229f9f4eef202fd1cf1f5a039af74ea8aa9f375 /gradle | |
parent | a7b4f463e4ffc282814ef74daf18c74581fc3a7d (diff) |
[ag] Fix native build step with revised dockerfile
* PROBLEM:
* most recent version (r14b) of `android-ndk` uses `clang` for cross-compilation
* BUT: `openssl` cannot compile successfully w/ `clang`
* AND: we depend on `openssl` transitively through `ics-openvpn`
while trying to use `android-ndk` r14b
* FIX:
* downgrade to `android-ndk` (12b) (most recent versoin that still
uses `gcc` instead of `clang`)
* modify some of the default
* REMAINING PROBLEMS:
* some string translations for Jamaica now break the build (unclear
why -- outdated country abbreviation? ja for jm???)
* we are now using a version of ndk that is 2 versions old and a
version of ics-openvpn (pinned to a 3.1.2016 commit via submodule)
that depends on an outdated version of `openssl`, which raises
security concerns. updating to the most recent version will force
us to wade into all the dependency problems amongst `ics-openvpn`/`openssl`/`ndk`
* REFERENCES:
* on `openssl` incompatibility w/ clang: https://github.com/openssl/openssl/pull/2229
* on `ics-openvpn` problems with `ndk`: https://github.com/android-ndk/ndk/issues/144
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