Dear Friends,
I am Carl's brother, and I am in his email because he
passed away last Thursday February 12. I have chosen
everyone in his in-box from the last 6 months,
assuming that they probably had some relationship with
him online.
I am compiling a book of thoughts from those who knew
him,
Not sure I am considered a developer, because my contribution has been mainly to provide porting information for Sun Solaris, rather than to generate code. But as a member of the dev-list, I will send my choices, and they can either be used or discarded based on the ruling of those who do the poll:
Hi, Cristina.
These are excellent, and I especially like the last one, with the tree
motif within the circle. It's a nice allegory for the P2P network, in the
way an servent provides files to other nodes, or thru ultranodes to
other nodes.
Outstanding quality of art too, far beyond the usual
Hi, Folks.
I have been reading the mails about sorting issues in
GTK-G, and have sent an email to Emile offering to
help
resolve some of the problems.
I did some research some years back on the speed of
the
various sorting routines, under various conditions,
and
it turns out that the quicksor
Hi,
In Tigertree.c, I found the following syntax error, in
an if-elif-else block:
"tigertree.c", line 89: warning: #elif must be
followed by a constant expression
--- tigertree.c Wed Jan 14 22:06:43 2004
+++ tigertree_orig.cWed Jan 14 22:06:18 2004
@@ -86,7 +86,7 @@
# define USE_BIG_ENDI
Hi!
I've been experiencing constant stalling on upload
requests. It does not seem to matter what client is
used, although I have not seen this behavior with GTKG
0.93.2 clients. They seem to work fine, but Bearshare,
Limewire, and other clients seem to hit the problem.
Stalling appears to happen
Hi, Folks.
Would someone who understands the need for the
TCP_CORK mechanism contact me directly for a short
discussion on the issues involved? Solaris does not
support control of fragmentation, which is what
TCP_CORK appears to be used for, but it does support
some other options that might be ab
Hi folks,
I've been watching the operation of the 0.93.2
05/01/04 release, and have noticed that the thruput
and remaining time for both uploads and downloads is
often very inaccurate on my system. It's a
dual-processor Solaris 8 system, running on a pair of
Tualatin chips @ 1GHZ, using the gtk+-2
Gtk-G users and developers:
I am constantly seeing upload requests for 'entire
files' failing in the last few versions of GTKG, using
the gtk-2 libs. It may also happen with gtk-1 libs,
but I do not have them built to test with, nor do I
want to use them instead of the gtk-2 versions at this
time.
Has anyone noticed that GTKG now seems to refuse all
requests for any file, if they ask for the entire file
in a single chunk? (NOTE: Most of my files are very
large, between 100MB and 200MB.)
I have noticed this recently, and believe that it is
an error to refuse to deliver the file in a single
l
Hi, Folks.
I was reminded again to mention this by the recent posts about the program icons for gtk-gnutella.
While watching TV recently, I saw an add for the Nintendo Gamecube, which has an icon made of a three-dimentional square (i.e., a cube), but they managed to make a really nice letter
Hi -
I've seen a couple of people say that gtk+2 is not a supported version.
Could we clarify that? Is it gtk-gnutella that doesn't support it, but which
allows it, or is gtk+2.x considered an unsupported product?
The reason I ask, is that I assume the second case to be what's meant,
yet gt
Hi, Murphy!
In Solaris, the Makefile calls a script 'install' or perhaps install-sh, which uses the UCB install program to move the files. Look for a '-s' switch being passed to install, which instructs it to strip the executables as it installs them. I deleted this switch so that I could create
Hi, Clayton.
You'll probably kick yourself, but using the -L compiler switch in the way you are doing won't solve your problem. What you wanted was the -I (capital eye) switch, which tells the compiler where to look for additional *.h files. From what I could gather from your post, that's the pr
Hi, Folks.
During a recent session, I noticed an unusual entry in my logs from gtk-gnutella. In about 25 hours, I received 117 messages from Shareaza servents, indicating that they might be banning me. During the period that this was happening, I was offering 137 large files to the gnet, and try
Hi, Folks.
During a session today, I happened to see some uploads to others showing up with a status of waiting, and a ETA time that went into the thousands of days! That must surely be an error of some kind, as it's not very likely that my system will exist for more than a thousand or two days.
Lars,
Re your problems with Solaris--
Jeroen and I worked on similar problems that I was encountering on
Solaris 8 X86, and there are some fixes that I think will resolve these
problems for you now. I've been able to keep my test build running for
over 24 hours now, with no visible memory lea
In the recent posts, there were a couple of items that mentioned that
people were finding that LimeWire was returning more results than
gtk-gnutella.
I've had the exact opposite observation, using the gtk-g 0.92.1 and the
current CVS snapshot, against both the stable and beta versions of
Lim
Hi, Folks.
If it's not already planned, I'd like to request, when time allows,
that an additional piece of information be added to the search result
display page. We need to see the IP address of each source in the
page.
The reason this is needed is that when a download is resumed from a
pr
Hi, Christian!
I've been working with Jeroen, and we seem to have fixed the
major problem that prevented the program from working. It was
crashing on a regular basis, caused by the reception of some
message that was not handled properly. Jeroen was able to make
some changes that allowed him to dup
do that, starting with this message. I am not a member of the
list, so people will still have to respond to me directly.
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, October 02, 2003 7:26 AM
To: Carl Erhorn
Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: [Gtk-gnut
u can imagine how I feel.
Thank you in advance for any help you can give. If you need any
additional information, please contact me and I will be glad to
provide it to you.
Regards,
--Carl Erhorn <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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