The GTK1 build of the 0.93.2 is broken for FreeBSD, with a possible segfault. A new code freeze policy has been put in place by the dev. team, to give more time to test and address these bugs. So, a release won't happen until january 18. In the meantime, I have supplied a patch to add an ignore line to the Makefile, which causes GTK1 builds to fail properly. (This should at least reduce the woes of people portupgrading in the meantime.) For those that can't wait, or those who want to help test before this release, cvs snapshots are available here: http://gtk-gnutella.sourceforge.net/index.php?page=devel#devel-snapshots (Compile by using the Makefile to find your preferred arguments to Configure, run Configure with those options, then make && make install, as usual.) Personal apologies to the commiters for causing extra work. :( Regards, Clayton Fix: For the port; applying: http://216.19.22.118/gtk-g.ignore.udiff will fix the situation temporarily. For the software, cvs snapshots are available and can be compiled relatively easy. (see above.) How-To-Repeat: I believe the segfault is caused when issuing a new search, if I remember correctly.
State Changed From-To: open->feedback I can't fetch the patch; could you include it inline? Also, I think we should set BROKEN, not IGNORE, if the port is known to be broken.
State Changed From-To: feedback->closed Committed, thanks.