Remove the c-client library depdencency #62
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The c-client bits look to be part of app_voicemail and the "Storage of Voicemail using IMAP4" option. I don't think this is something we need to worry about.
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It's a bit odd, 1 of my systems had it installed, the other 4 did not. Best I can tell, all of them work fine |
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It was a build-time dependency (supposedly). But UW-IMAP c-client hasn't been maintained since circa-2005. So it's beyond ancient. |
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From app/app_voicemail.c : So, the module would be built differently, depending on what packages/libraries had been installed. |
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This appears to be obsolete and not really used in the compilation process but I want a second set of eyes. No module links to the library and it doesn't appear to be embedded.