http://sourceforge.net/p/dict/patches/2008-12-30T20:21:11Z2008-12-30T20:21:11Z2008-12-30T20:21:11ZAnonymoushttp://sourceforge.net/u/userid-None/http://sourceforge.net2e799d4a0b41def7ee1987fbb62c4d4adfca34e5

Patch in attachment adds two configure options: \--with-maalib-path=PATH Location of libmaa \--with-maalib-includes=PATH Location of libmaa header files It helps in case libmaa is installed with some custom --prefix.

2008-12-09T15:04:51Z2008-12-09T15:04:51ZVolkov Peterhttp://sourceforge.net/u/userid-1018208/http://sourceforge.net3c666424860018a2ca58af609818c9e71b9ddafe

Currently libmaa does not respect LDFLAGS. The patch in attachment fixes this issue.

2008-12-08T22:21:32Z2008-12-08T22:21:32ZVolkov Peterhttp://sourceforge.net/u/userid-1018208/http://sourceforge.net0fdb81e7062b1cc39c402b9f37503d31436fda4e

Another issue reported in Debian bugzilla: http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=378792 Also worth to have upstream.

2008-12-08T22:19:52Z2008-12-08T22:19:52ZVolkov Peterhttp://sourceforge.net/u/userid-1018208/http://sourceforge.netf7d542d3d8c4c92c8e7c3cacec57881ea6e5738b

This patch fixes is a fix taken from http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=401666 I think it's worth to have it upstream.

2008-12-08T22:16:58Z2008-12-08T22:16:58ZVolkov Peterhttp://sourceforge.net/u/userid-1018208/http://sourceforge.netdde903ba15747e2ab5339b91299a4de7d207f5d8

Attached patches fixes paths in manual page.

2008-11-03T12:28:30Z2008-11-03T12:28:30ZVolkov Peterhttp://sourceforge.net/u/userid-1018208/http://sourceforge.net203651225751570e2f76c14231a0bcf5e03b445c

Hello, I've received report about build failure and found that when dictd is built with dbi plugin it fails to install with the following error: if test \_2 \!= \_; then \ mkdir -p /home/local/libexec && \ if test " dictdplugin\_dbi.la"; then \ libtool --mode=install /usr/bin/install -c -m 644 dictdplugin\_dbi.la /home/local/libexec; else true; fi fi libtool: install: error: cannot install \`dictdplugin\_dbi.la' to a directory not ending in /home/local/libexec/ make: \*\*\* \[install.plugins\] Error 1 The problem is that Makefile.in defines PLUGIN\_DIR=$\{libexecdir\}/ and this value is written by libtool into dictdplugin\_dbi.la: libdir='/home/local/libexec/' At install time libtool checks that libdir path and path passed during --mode=install are the same \(libtool code is the following\): inst\_prefix\_dir=\`$echo "$destdir" | $SED "s%$libdir\$%%"\` if test -n "$inst\_prefix\_dir"; then <echo error message about directory not ending> One possible solution is in attachment. Another is to add // \(yes twice, as libtool seems to eat one of them\) at the end of install path. But I think solution I present is better. Patch also adds two switches to configure.in --with-dbi and --with-judy. The allow to disable plugin even if support library is installed in system. In Gentoo this is policy to disable such automatic dependencies and generally such modification does no harm \(by default everything works as it was supposed initially\) and helps people to avoid plugins if they want to. Thank you for you time.

2005-06-26T05:20:38Z2005-06-26T05:20:38ZMichael Bunkhttp://sourceforge.net/u/micha137/http://sourceforge.net603a59106435d897cb3f33365df0901591e78ead

dictfmt.1: --utf8 was not documented, spelling dictfmt.c: incorrect errormsg: "use --utf-8" instead of "use --utf8"

2005-06-19T07:27:04Z2005-06-19T07:27:04ZMichael Bunkhttp://sourceforge.net/u/micha137/http://sourceforge.net31cdc9c9fc0bcec4c7730110b9da3d4b5c521b5c

The -c switch to iconv, will make it skip characters that cannot be represented in the destination charset instead of giving an error. This patch also changes the manpage accordingly and fixes some typos.

2004-02-12T07:56:37Z2004-02-12T07:56:37ZMichael Bunkhttp://sourceforge.net/u/micha137/http://sourceforge.nete4aea5c796ff431dca92ab028ca355921e84dfd0

fix for 2 typos in dictd man page