pidgin: 90ed1fb1: Add a configure option, --with-ssl-certi...

[Ethan Blanton]

Richard Laager spake unto us the following wisdom:
> > Add a configure option, --with-ssl-certificates to allow packagers to
> > specify a system-wide SSL CA certificates directory.  On Debian, this would
> > be /etc/ssl/certs.  Also, when set, we don't install our SSL CA certs.
> > Refs #6036
>
> Does this seem like a good name for this option?

I would be inclined to use --with-system-ssl-certdir or something
similar ... the name --with-ssl-certificates sounds like you're
turning on and off the use of certificates altogether.

I might also split this into two options, the second being
--enable-install-certs or something.  Pidgin would then look in *both*
locations for certificates.  I'm not sure.

Ethan

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