Hi, tested on i386.
On Sun, Jul 20, 2008 at 09:56:24PM +0200, viq wrote: > Here is my attempt at bringing net/psi more up-to-date. I know release > candidates are not usually considered for inclusion, and the port > probably needs a bit polishing, but I wanted to get it out into the open > for people to look at and comment. > > A couple comments: > - it needs qca2, which doesn't coexist well at build time with qca1 (and > vice versa), thus any newer version can't be included in bulk builds > untill this is solved I didn't had that problems, as I don't have qca1 installed. > - you need to install qca-ossl (port attached), a qca2 plugin for SSL > support for psi to talk over SSL/TLS with the server Built and installed without problems. My jabber server uses a selfsigned certificate, qca2-ossl complained about it, clicking on "Continue" let me have an encrypted connection to it. > - you need to install qca-gnupg (port attached), a qca2 plugin for GnuPG > support if you want to use GnuPG encryption for your conversations Built and installed without problems, too. Assigned a key to somebody and had an encryted chat with him. > - I didn't manage to convince those plugins to have a library version > - the desktop file is there, put Psi in my xfce menu, but it doesn't > have an icon, I didn't look into that yet > - patches/patch-src_psioptions_cpp added for Psi to compile with > something as old as GCC 3.3.5, given to me from someone involved with > psi as an "ugly hack" that works, but is not nearly nice enough to > be included upstream > > > Lightly tested on i386, seems to work for me. So as far as I can see, everything works as expected. Played around with config a bit, chatted, encrypted and unencrypted. The only thing I see in the terminal from where I started Psi is: Object::connect: No such slot QCA::DirWatch::watcher_changed(QString) qca-gnupg: patching DirWatch to fix failed connect I don't know if this is anything important... But besides that, everything seems to work fine and it looks great :-) -- simon
