package azureus tag 405997 patch thanks Thanks for the patch, Arron! I'm still unsure if I want to disable the auto-update feature. I've found it useful on systems that don't receive automatic updates other than security updates. If the auto-update plugin is disabled in this way, is it possible to re-enable it from the GUI?
Thanks, Shaun On 1/17/07, ArronM <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
For custom distros that provide their own updates, you are better off disabling the core updater functionality of azureus. The best way in my experience would be to prevent the CoreUpdateChecker and CorePatchChecker from loading. Paul might have a better suggestion. I've attached a diff which removes these two plugins. With this patch users would still get plugin update notices. AFAIK, users will still get a SWT library update notification if we require a new SWT version. If you provide your own SWT library in a common directory, I believe the user just gets a warning something to the affect of "azureus wants a newer SWT version but you have it in a non-az dir, so you must do it manually" Also, as a heads up, we will be releasing a 2.5.0.4 within a week to address some issues introduced in 2.5.0.2 (One of the fixed issues might affect debian.. a lot of unix-type OSes are exhibiting large icons in the torrent lists) Of course, patches to Azureus are also welcome :) -ArronM/TuxPaper
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