I'm trying to set up a separate install to play around with the current git
versions of Citadel and Webcit, but I get a crash in the setup program. Looks
like we caught a NULL pointer somewhere?
(gdb) run Starting program: /usr/local/citadel/setup [Thread debugging
using libthread_db
Sat Jul 02 2011 12:04:58 PM EDT from dothebart @ Uncensored Subject:
Re: setup bug
are you shure you did a complete make clean? since this goes to static
variables and the citadel config struct...
Yes. This happened on fresh cloned sources.
Mon May 10 2010 04:18:23 AM EDT from dothebart @ Uncensored Subject:
MacOS X compilation issues
hm, its that line:
memcpy(return_options, HKEY(SUBSCRIBED_STR) + 1);
HKEY is a macro which should expand to 2 arguments; its in libcitadel.h; do
you have that
Hi all,I have a new version of the funambol/sms pager modules that now come in unified form. Support for Funambol v5 is deprecated, but thanks to Funambols NAT-proof TCP push tech the next version of the Citadel addon, for Funambol v6.5 will be usable by a wider audience.dothebart: The webcit
dammit, me forgot to set network sharing back up for Citadel Development on my own node (the replies from me below are two days old), sorry if it decides to spew up the room back upstream again.. Re OS X Citadel IPC over TCP issue:We'll, I read tcp_sockets.c in webcit and realized unix socket
I've been tracking my way up SVN from just after the 6.72 release, and I've also upgraded to db 4.4.I'm currently on SVN for the 19th (last friday)* and its working fine after a few ctrl-c's, I'll see how it goes, but if I go all the way up to trunk I hit the problem again. Seems to be some
Yeah, that worked. I now have a working LIST function so GROUP will be the
next on the list that will be implemented. (You can try this right now
against a newsreader, but serv_nntp will simply log it and return a 500
error)
Can people please test the latest revision to see if ALL
I've just put an NNTP equivalent of the SSL greeting into the code and it seems to work. Passwords are still sent as plaintext (NNTP supports nothing else) but I can't imagine anyone breaking SSL just
yet :-)Yes, I can put a reject into AUTHINFO to stop non-SSL connections (easy, users without a
