[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > On Wed, Nov 05, 2008 at 03:16:08PM +0100, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote 1.2K bytes > in 27 lines about: > : > Anyone know why the installer could be screwing up my S key? > : > : Known issue, please see the thread starting with > : > : > http://www.mail-archive.com/[email protected]/msg00356.html > : > : > To whom would I report the bug? > : > : To whoever wrote the Windows installer. I claim innocence, I don't run > : Windows myself. > > For the record, Jeremy is the one who reported this bug the first time. > And in both cases, he's using Windows Tablet Edition. I lack Windows > Tablet edition to test on, therefore I can't help debug. It's a > standard Nullsoft install. There's nothing magical about it. > > : As a side note, a competent Windows maintainer for Polipo is *badly* > : needed. If you understand the difference between mscvrt and a fish, if you > : know how to write an installer that doesn't hose users' systems, and you > : are willing to contribute some of your time to Polipo -- we need you. > > The installer I wrote is the exact same as the one written for Tor and > Vidalia. Neither of those installers, nor the OSX installer for that > matter, "hose users' systems". The installer appears to work acceptably > well, the problem is Polipo can't handle the Windows naming structure > due to spaces.
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