gtk-gnutella first looks at the standard environment variable $HOME. If this
variable is not set (which should never be the case on any Unix-like system),
it falls-back to getpwuid() which will look at /etc/passwd. If that fails as
well, it uses some GLib function to determine the home directory.
Package: gtk-gnutella
Version: 0.96.1svn12109-1
I installed this on an AMD-64 etch system (temporarily setting
/etc/apt/sources to sid for the purpose), and it installed fine.
When my user geoffrey ran it, though, it assumed his home directory was
/home/geoffrey instead of /farhome/geoffrey, whi
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