profiles: Enable libidn2 in systemd

Since glibc 2.29 wants to use the system's libidn2 for resolving,
we might as well be consistent with systemd.

Note that glibc can work without it if libidn2 is not installed, so
this change effectively enables it for both glibc and systemd.  The
glibc dependency on libidn2 from upstream had to be dropped to keep
the bootstrapping process working.
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David Michael 2019-05-29 14:52:24 +00:00
parent dcdb204d19
commit 8790f59573

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@ -42,7 +42,7 @@ net-analyzer/nmap ncat -lua
app-admin/sudo -sendmail
# use lzma which is the default on non-gentoo systems, avoid pulling in gnutls
sys-apps/systemd build curl gcrypt lzma -ssl
sys-apps/systemd build curl gcrypt idn libidn2 lzma -ssl
net-libs/libmicrohttpd -ssl
# disable kernel config detection and module building