Redhat 7.3 already has libtool installed. This doesn't seem to
	be a problem until we get to installing php packages. php comes
	with a 'phpize' script that setsup the build environment for
	php modules. phpize calls libtoolize without specifying a path.
	This calls the wrong libtoolize which doesn't create ltconfig,
	resulting in much entertaining breakage later.

	Obvious thought would be to patch phpize to have a explicit
	path for libtoolize...

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