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gutsy no longer supported =(
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Confirming that using prevu to build a back-ported package works.
Would a patch that disables the out-"of-date version detection disables
initial peer retrieval" (in the case of a new install) work?
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prevu gtk-gnutella/intrepid
ls /var/cache/prevu/hardy-debs/gtk-gnutella_0.96.5-1build1~8.04prevu1_amd64.deb
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install gtk-gnutella
gtk-gnutella
sudo apt-get remove gtk-gnutella
all ok
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This should be a medium or high importance backport for Hardy.
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This is still broken in Hardy. Please update.
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This is not the case, reopening. No updates to gtk-gnutella have been
issued for any release.
Again, gtk-gnutella 0.96.5 is the minimum required to work with the rest
of the network. While this isn't a problem for Intrepid users such as
myself, I'm sure at least Hardy still has a need for the back
I was informed that this bug was fixed via SRU. I'm marking WONTFIX. If
this is not the case, please reopen this bug.
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Status: Incomplete => Won't Fix
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Michael Casadevall wrote:
> This is dep-wait on libmicrohttpd4, and gnunet 0.80. Marking Incomplete.
gtk-gnutella has nothing to do with those packages.
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This is dep-wait on libmicrohttpd4, and gnunet 0.80. Marking Incomplete.
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Importance: Undecided => Wishlist
Status: New => Incomplete
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This is dep-wait on libmicrohttpd4, and gnunet 0.80. Marking Incomplete.
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Hello,
I am part of the gtk-gnutella development team. I'd like to make a few
points:
First, since 0.96.4, gtk-gnutella no longer prevents anyone from using
an "old" version, You are simply reminded that you should upgrade as
older versions are harmful to the network and 0.96.4 is REALLY old.
Thanks for all the insights Cody and Hew. Marking it as Won't Fix means
it's broken and will not be fixed, right? Will backports be distributed
over the software update mechanism as well?
>From the page linked by Cody:
"Stable release updates will, in general, only be issued in order to fix
high-
Taken from http://gtk-gnutella.sourceforge.net/en/?page=faq#gnet6 :
What does "Outdated version, please upgrade" mean?
Versions of gtk-gnutella more than one year old are banned, since they lack
features that are important to the rapidly evolving gnet's health and
scalability. In addition, unstab
Hello,
My name is Cody Somerville and I'm a member of the MOTU-SRU Team. The
acronym SRU stands for "Stable Release Update" which is the name for the
procedure involved in updating a package in a stable release. My team,
MOTU-SRU, is responsible for approving or denying requests made via said
SRU
Three days passed, no action. Who is "moto-sur" and what means "SRU"?
Yes, I play the dumb, because as a regular john-doe user, I simply want
a working update in a timely manner.
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motu-sru are responsible for providing the SRU. Normally a SRU is in the
form of a small patch rather than being a new version of the package,
which is why I believe it's taking a while to consider. I've been
mentioning this bug in #ubuntu-motu the last couple of days to get it
looked at, but progr
A month has passed since this bug has been opened. Who is responsible
for having this fixed?
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Please backport gtk-gnutella 0.96.5-1 from Intrepid to Hardy and Gutsy.
** Also affects: hardy-backports
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
** Also affects: gutsy-backports
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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I'd love to believe that that's how they work. I have around a hundred
thousand files here, each one with a hundred thousand lines of code -
and I'm not actively recoding any one of them, so I hope that there are
more than a hundred million Ubuntu coders out there working hard to do
the work.
I ca
I won't install anything at all. I will wait for the official fix. I
thought this is the way Ubuntu and lots of other distros work. Patch if
broken. In reasonable time.
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You have to temporarily open proposed and backports for the intrepid .deb.
Then install the intrepid .deb and close proposed and backports again. Don't
install updates with proposed and backports open!!
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The workaround deb from Intrepid isn't installing on 7.10, somewhat
about lib6 being incompatible is popping up.
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Just grab the package from the workaround section of the bug description
for now (unofficial fix). I agree it's strange that this hasn't received
proper attention; I'll see what I can do about it.
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Here are two workarounds:
1. Just download the sources for gtk-gnutella 0.96.5 from SourceForge:
https://sourceforge.net/project/platformdownload.php?group_id=4467
Then compile it yourself following these simple instructions:
https://gtk-gnutella.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/gtk-gnutella
Please speed up the deployment of a working package. I'm suffering from
the very same problem as described. I have removed the host cache and
since that, I can't reconnect to the network and as others have said,
the client is useless. If this would be firefox and firefox would stop
working, the fix
I believe the reason that it currently doesn't work is due to it being
the old version. Lying about the version is possibly a solution, but
that's cheating imo (and bad for the network). It would be much better
to introduce the new version as a SRU (at least for Hardy).
I understand that a small p
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gtk-gnutella 0.96.4-2 in Hardy is outdated, as the latest version
0.96.5-1 in Intrepid is what is now required by the network. No doubt
the same issue applies to Dapper, Feisty and Gutsy. Just like the
resolved bug #6472 and bu
Thanks. If we can isolate a patch to have gtk-gnutella working properly
on stable releases, it's a good SRU candidate.
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gtk-gnutella 0.96.5-1 (Intrepid) DOES work.
gtk-gnutella 0.96.4-2 (Hardy) DOES NOT work.
Following this logic, I believe gtk-gnutella does not work in the other stable
releases either.
Users here have confirmed that installing 0.96.5-1 on Hardy fixes the
problem. This needs to be SRU/backported
Could you please state if packages in stable releases connect to servers
or not?
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The old "trick" won't work anymore because it is unnecessary since
0.96.4. Older versions wouldn't even start if they were too old. As of
0.96.4 you can use outdated versions for all eternity to your own and
everyone else's disadvantage again. It will however not bootstrap - that
is contact peer ca
This problem occurred with an earlier distro, and I seem to remember
that by editing one of the config files, the client was still allowed to
connect, even though it was ancient.
Anyone remember which file it was?
Thanks,
Chris.
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Thanks, to install the .deb file from the intrepid downloadpage did it. Works
fine now.
Temporary turn on the hardy backports en proposed, and after the install of
gtk-gnutella turn it off again (and do not install updates)
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I just installed the .deb file from the intrepid download page:
http://packages.ubuntu.com/intrepid/i386/gtk-gnutella/download
It seems to work fine in Hardy.
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gtk-gnutella 0.96.4-2 in Hardy is outdated, as the latest version
0.96.5-1 in Intrepid is what is now required by the network. No doubt
the same issue applies to Dapper, Feisty and Gutsy. Just like the
resolved bug #6472 and bu
I confirm this bug (hardy). I've got gtk-gnutella about 10 july by synaptic
This is what I get when I start up gtk-gnutella in terminal:
~$ gtk-gnutella
08-07-13 15:33:14 (MESSAGE): language code: "nl"
08-07-13 15:33:14 (MESSAGE): using locale character set "UTF-8"
08-07-13 15:33:14 (MESSAGE): prim
I just installed Intrepid with gtk-gnutella 0.96.5-1 and on testing, it
immediately connected to a bunch of nodes. I tried again using my Hardy
install and a Hardy Live CD and both have the ancient version issue
while incorrectly reporting that I am firewalled. gtk-gnutella is broken
until it recei
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