# We need to use python2 because m2crypto is not python3 compliant.
HOST_PYTHON_M2CRYPTO_NEEDS_HOST_PYTHON = python2
-HOST_PYTHON_M2CRYPTO_BUILD_DIR = $(@D)/build/lib.linux-$(HOSTARCH)-$(PYTHON_VERSION_MAJOR)
-
-# * We need to override the build commands to be able to use build_ext,
-# which accepts the --openssl option.
-# * Use python2 interpreter to avoid trying building some python3 objects.
-# * because build_ext is flawed, is forgets to copy the files prior to
-# the build, so we do it manually.
-define HOST_PYTHON_M2CRYPTO_BUILD_CMDS
- mkdir -p $(HOST_PYTHON_M2CRYPTO_BUILD_DIR)
- cp -av $(@D)/M2Crypto $(HOST_PYTHON_M2CRYPTO_BUILD_DIR)/M2Crypto
- (cd $(@D); \
- $(HOST_PKG_PYTHON_SETUPTOOLS_ENV) \
- $(HOST_DIR)/usr/bin/python2 setup.py build_ext \
- --openssl=$(HOST_DIR)/usr)
+# The --openssl option that allows to specify a custom path to OpenSSL
+# can only be used with the non-default build_ext setup.py command,
+# and calling this command directly fails. To work around this, simply
+# hardcode the path to OpenSSL in setup.py.
+# Bug reported at https://gitlab.com/m2crypto/m2crypto/issues/89
+define HOST_PYTHON_M2CRYPTO_SET_OPENSSL_PATH
+ $(SED) "s%self.openssl = '/usr'%self.openssl = '$(HOST_DIR)/usr'%" \
+ $(@D)/setup.py
endef
+HOST_PYTHON_M2CRYPTO_POST_PATCH_HOOKS += HOST_PYTHON_M2CRYPTO_SET_OPENSSL_PATH
+
$(eval $(host-python-package))