Here are all the changes that occurred since the last notification. I'm not always sending notifications when it's not critical to update.
Today, I've spent a few hours fighting with autocrap tools. I've been able to barely compile on my machine after much local tricks. I hope you'll be better suited. The --enable-nls option did not work for me, for instance. I'm so fed up that after the 0.92.1 release, due this week-end if everything goes fine, I've decided to kiss good bye to the autocrap tools and move back to a much more ancient configuration system known as "metaconfig". Unlike autocrap, it works and is self-contained. It's also backward compatible and new versions are not expected to introduce breakage. As a matter of fact, there have been no revisions of metaconfig since 1997... :-) Since we all hate autocrap tools, it's time to finally act. Sure, we'll need a few units for the detection of GTK/Glib/libxml2 and so on, but that should not be too bad. We'll also miss the options like "--enable-nls" or "--enable-gtk2". Instead, we'll have questions asked, or cryptic defines to give to the command line. Well, it's a 1988 system! But it should work fine for what we ask it: that it compiles the program it's meant to configure for portability. [In case you haven't figured by now, I'm fed up with autocrap]. Okay, let me know how this behaves, especially the GTK2 frontend. - (2003.08.08 - RAM) * [GTK1] Renamed "Abort all from host" as "Forget all from host" since we're no longer paying attention to the "delete file on abort" setting here. * Was unduly removing downloaded files when removing all queued download from a host on timeout when they had "delete file in abort" turned on. * Allow them to abort/forget a download when it is in "Sinking" mode. * Moved GUI callbacks for upload stats to new upload_stats_cb.c. * Fixed config_comment() to have readable and nicely-formatted comments. * Updated the French translations. * [GTK1] Changed label to "Report an upload connection speed of" to avoid confusion on asymetric lines. * [GTK2] Applied Emile le Vivre's update. * Applied update from Stephane Corbe and reran autogen.sh. * Added 64.15.0.0/255.255.0.0 to the list of hostile IPs. * Manually patched generated po/Makefile.in.in and Makefile.am because of crappy auto* tools: it would not build on my machine, yet those files were generated/updated! - (2003.08.07 - RAM) * [GTK2] Integrated Emile le Vivre's patch adding support for the two "node_monitor_unstable_ip" and "node_monitor_unstable_servents" properties. * [GTK1] Added GUI configuration for "checkbutton_auto_feed_dmesh" and "checkbutton_fuzzy_filter_dmesh" in the Config/Downloads pane. * [GTK1] Reworded text for the checkbox controlling "auto_download_identical". * When they don't monitor unstable IPs, gray out monitoring of unstable servents in the GUI. - (2003.08.06 - RAM) * Count actively and passively queued downloads. * [GTK1] Display actively and passively queued downloads. * Obsoleted "mark_ignored": only retained for GTK2, and replaced with "search_handle_ignored_files" for GTK1. * Can now prevent display of search results that will be ignored. * [GTK1] New combo to handle ignored files: 3 choices: display / mark / skip. * Also consider 172.31/12 as a private IP range, and 255/8 as unroutable, instead of just 255.255.255/24. * Ooops -- 172.31/12 does not exist as a defined private IP range! Raphael ------------------------------------------------------- This SF.Net email sponsored by: Free pre-built ASP.NET sites including Data Reports, E-commerce, Portals, and Forums are available now. Download today and enter to win an XBOX or Visual Studio .NET. http://aspnet.click-url.com/go/psa00100003ave/direct;at.aspnet_072303_01/01 _______________________________________________ Gtk-gnutella-devel mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/gtk-gnutella-devel
