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From: Denis C. <dar...@fr...> - 2014-03-23 18:44:00
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-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 Le 23/03/2014 18:45, Tobias wrote: > Hi Denis, > > yes, this was an issue with older gtkmm releases. I have worked > around this and tested it successfully on Debian 7.2 x64. The > changes are available on git master. Please tell me if the problem > still exists for you. Its OK, I should have first "git pull"ed gdar repository before my previous mail, sorry :) > > PS: When you have installed the latest libdar from git branch_2.4.x > you can configure gdar with --enable-date_s to get the date in a > pretty format, else it will be the 24 char string. Yes I've seen that from the README. For info, the feature requested by - --enable-date_s will be available with release 2.4.13. But since 2.4.12 was released, not important bug have been reported, its not yet time for a new maintenance release. However, at worse release 2.4.13 will take place before the middle of May, I promise. :) I can get gdar opening an archive, sliced or not sliced it works fine whatever is the slice I give, great! But opening an encrypted archive silently fails (no passord/crypto-algo requested and no error reported)? Once open, I can see only the first entry of each level of the directory tree. Well, note that my system is "gnome-free", as I banned it out since gnome version 3 removed all the customization I was used to have with gnome 2, features I guess anyone else is willing to have under a modern graphical operating system (even under windows 7, I got more possibilities to customize my desktop!). Anyway, the problem I meet actually probably comes from my side! :) On the right top of the window there is a switch sliding left/right (0 <-> 1) but I could not figure out its feature. Maybe this was also due to my gnome-unfriendly system! Sorry for that. I conclusion, for what I could see, I liked it :-) . Just can't wait for more features, like archive creation, difference and testing. To my point of view encryption, merging, hashing,... are secondary features which support may not be present for a first version of gdar. Anyway that's a promising piece of software. If you need more advertising I suggest sending a note to dar-support mailing-list: while it is a little off topic, the list has far more readers than dar-discussion. Next, I can send an informational mail to dar-news which is even more read. Of course I will add a link from dar documentation once you will be ready. > > Regards, Tobias > Best Regards, Denis. -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: GnuPG v1.4.12 (GNU/Linux) Comment: Using GnuPG with Mozilla - http://enigmail.mozdev.org/ iQIVAwUBUy8rXwgxsL0D2LGCAQIjmQ/+KdrXVPmJbVtgmYdjYR++/RviN6Bc5SJf 1Kv3LQ+e7GYMbnCespldk3C9B2GKMbVHcrquhZ2otH1yB/o0SO/ZOzckKvZ34iX+ 193grUOMBtfzxbNSL7il40YncEuFU96TeSX+9lqCf5gGvb2F68t7304p2CmXHCVc 1/xCaweQezinHgD+f7fiCwLjtRgMdwQtd5Xe2n+pH8s3eF/QM+HhigU7XogAAX0r AmXxTVKvO6qLXDa/D+D5msY4oVE5Ry6HheXr2inKgE10gE1x1E7vriZrVCeshpGq V1lxnBvDZFouQMPby4kz4kxMIxLSwmLpeByseoRdkO3ULbTCR1wR4+m6f0jAutnS LXgHJ09enrJ67ItcYYs6bLkeoT6CSttR3KZ3uKGBUumpdb+eMv34dozYaAqN42VE ZfrOmnMzJ+1u5m01oH2B1q9p2x+HGtETRyAwmSBJr3HZO6yCj6NKBqHJgXis6pDb x8Fvg6mSjZm2OgSrdb68996A7J58De3Lt/wM5top5Svw/hYx7R9p6O6QsOjjiY1Y L87p75FmsZTHpGDGH1wv+bTZO9Op2VFNaR+lP065aa5nPspuSUmr9E2vObhH3LPm kDDlg+hCbUbPNWJDVWfR5ugKlqyBhekyv7hIIgvx16wvxWXvRQydy/hokFb28H2M KC1+OPskD2s= =ZIy+ -----END PGP SIGNATURE----- |
