The PLF (see http://plf.zarb.org) RPM package for Mandrake works great for me on two different Cooker systems (one up-to-the-minute, the other upgraded only as needed from 9.1) and a 9.2 beta system. They may also work on 9.1, but I don't have a system to test on (the official PLF 9.1 gtk-g RPM is still the old version).
You may want to distribute those packages on the site. (There's only a Gtk2 package; if you want a Gtk1 package, you'll need to download the SRPM, modify one line, and rebuild--I can do that if you want.) Anyway, has anyone tried building the RPM on their own (Redhat 9) system and then installing that? That would tell us whether the problem is just something funky in the binary package or in the source/specfile. My guess is that there's some package that the build machine had that most users don't (or have an incompatible version of), which means either a requirement needs to be added to the specfile, or it needs to be built on a machine with a clean install. Failing that, I'd suggesting that some Redhat user take a look at the Mandrake specfile (although it looks like Austin pretty much used what I posted here with some minor fixes that won't be relevant to Redhat users) and adapt it as appropriate for Redhat. (Since I don't have a Redhat system, except a P90 with 6.2 in a closet somewhere, I can't help there.) You can get the SRPM at ftp://plf.time4t.net/pub/plf/src/gtk-gnutella-0.92.1-1plf.src.rpm (for Mandrake users who want the binary, just add the PLF source to urpmi and grab it that way). ------------------------------------------------------- This sf.net email is sponsored by:ThinkGeek Welcome to geek heaven. http://thinkgeek.com/sf _______________________________________________ Gtk-gnutella-devel mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/gtk-gnutella-devel
