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Hello, I'm not the original bug reporter, but I have the same issue on Ubuntu GNU/Linux x86_64 2.6.24-21.
Compiled with "-g", but there is no core file, since the program does not really crash, it exits with error code 1.
Everything is allright up to the point gtk_main(), into which I cannot step into and which exits the process.
If you have any ideas how to point down the problem, please...
2008-11-10 22:25:58 UTC in xzgv image viewer
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Please recompile with -g flag (enable debug info) and after it crashes, do "$ gdb xzgv xzgv.core" and in the GDB prompt type bt (backtrace) and attach to this message.
2008-06-29 12:06:35 UTC in xzgv image viewer
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Updated version committed to CVS.
2007-07-11 20:03:53 UTC in xxkb
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apog committed patchset 1 of module screenshots to the xxkb CVS repository, changing 2 files.
2007-07-09 16:08:53 UTC in xxkb
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Yes, indeed, the manual is too old. I will update it.
2007-06-29 11:34:22 UTC in xxkb
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I think that your solution is correct. I accepted your patch.
Thank you very much!
2007-06-29 09:07:34 UTC in xxkb
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By good UNIX tradition, a tool should echo only errors by default. That is, if files are uploded without errors, no messages should appear on stdin.
If this is too radical a change, please consider this: one line per uploaded file and nothing if file was not uploaded because it is up to date.
2007-05-07 19:30:24 UTC in wput
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Here's a simple patch that adds some of the above mentioned features. Namely: WPUTIGNORE env. var. is checked (as pattern on UNIX platform, as a string on WIN32 platform) and also the file named by WPUTIGNOREFILE env. var. (or default ".wputignore") in the current directory and in the home directory is checked (very unperfomant, but I have no time to do it right)
File Added: wput-ignore.patch.
2007-05-05 21:36:58 UTC in wput
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Hello Eren, generally you're right that asking a user for login/password would be a useful feature, but there's another, even better solution to your problem.
Since version 0.6 ~/.netrc file is supported. You are expected to put your login/password into this file in your home directory and disable even read access to this for everybody accept yourself. See the manual to ftp command for .netrc...
2007-05-04 17:03:10 UTC in wput
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Trying to compile wput-0.6.tgz on FreeBSD 4.9 also brings a huge number of similar errors.
The problem is fixed by inserting this line into socketlib.h:
+#include
#include
Hope this helps in OpenBSD case too.
2007-05-04 13:59:43 UTC in wput
