Bug#360003: testbuild of new upstream version

Hi Reinhard, I checked on an ia64-box and can confirm: the code in the bazaar tree has eliminated the offending warnings and the patch I submitted is no longer needed. Thanks, --david -- Mosberger Consulting LLC, http://www.mosberger-consulting.com/ -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL

Bug#373979: wrong type used in xine-lib

Package: xine-lib Version: 1.1.1-1 Tags: patch Severity: important The patch attached below is needed to fix a 64-bit problem. Without the patch, the call to NeAACDecInit2() in xine_decoder.c will initialize only the low 32 bits of the rate member. With this patch and the patch for bug 360003

Bug#360003: working patch

The patch attached below fixes the problem for me. It looks biggish, but it's quite simple, actually: it adds to decoder.h forward declarations for structures NeAACDec, NeAACDecConfiguration, and NeAACDecFrameInfo and then uses pointers to them in lieu of NeAACDecHandle,

Bug#368787: gauche pointer bugs

Package: gauche Version: 0.8.7-1 Tags: patch Our automated buildd log filter [1] detected a problem that will cause your package to segfault on architectures such as ia64: Function `crypt' implicitly converted to pointer at syslib.c:2533 [1]

Bug#367417: closed by Michael Vogt [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Bug#367417: fixed in apt 0.6.44.1)

Hi Michael, Thanks for taking care of this problem. I tested the new version and it's working fine again. --david -- Mosberger Consulting LLC, http://www.mosberger-consulting.com/ -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of unsubscribe. Trouble? Contact [EMAIL

Bug#368062: gnome-session-2.14.1 crashes on startup

Package: gnome-session Version: 2.14.1-1 Tags: patch Our automated buildd log filter [1] detected a problem that will cause your package to segfault on architectures such as ia64: Function `gsm_get_conf_client' implicitly converted to pointer at gsm-xrandr.c:138 Function `gsm_get_conf_client'

Bug#367417: `apt-get update' causes unaligned accesses

Package: apt Version: 0.6.44 Tags: patch The current version of `apt' causes unaligned accesses whenever running apt-get update. On ia64 Linux, this typically shows up as messages of the form: http(22944): unaligned access to 0x600062dd, ip=0x200a6e01 The problem comes from

Bug#358842: slimserver fails to load Unicode font

Hi Simon, Thanks for looking into these bugreports! On 4/17/06, Simon Kelley [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hmm, I'm confused: On both stable and unstable installations here, libgd seems to have a dependency on libpng12. Furthermore, nothing seems to be using libXft, running lsof over a running

Bug#358830: slimserver doesn't correctly recognize multi-track FLACs

Package: slimserver Version: 6.2.1-2 Tags: patch There appear to be two problems with getting SlimServer to recognize FLACs with multiple tracks (I like to rip CDs into a single FLAC with a separate CUE sheet). First, SlimServer ignores songs which don't have an associated byte-size. This is

Bug#358827: slimserver doesn't recognize CUE files generated by cueconvert

Package: slimserver Version: 6.2.1-2 Tags: patch Slimserver assumes that in CUE files several tags such as TRACK or PERFORMER are indented. This indentation is neither necessary nor is it generated by tools such as cueconvert. The patch below fixes the problem by making the leading whitespace

Bug#358842: slimserver fails to load Unicode font

Package: slimserver Version: 6.2.1-2 My machine has Debian/stable as the base distribution and then I installed slimserver/unstable on top of that. At least in that configuration, slimserver failed to load the GD library and hence was unable to use TrueType fonts. The library couldn't be loaded

Bug#346550: bug still present in php5-5.1.2

This bug is still present. The problem is that while this patch: debian/patches/106-strptime_xopen.patch is well-intentioned, it doesn't work. The problem with this: - +#include php.h #if HAVE_STRPTIME #define _XOPEN_SOURCE #endif : #include time.h -

Bug#330982: implicit pointer conversion [Re: Log for successful build of mono_1.1.9.1-2 (dist=unstable)]

Package: mono Version: 1.1.9.1 Tags: patch Our automated buildd log filter [1] detected a problem that will cause your package to segfault on architectures where the size of a pointer is greater than the size of an integer, such as ia64: Function `dis_stringify_marshal_spec' implicitly converted

Bug#310936: oregano fixes for ia64

Third, part-property.c passed a pointer to an unitialized size_t-typed variable to get_macro_name(), which was expecting only an int pointer. Thus, the top 32-bits remained unitialized and on ia64 this caused a crash when attempting to insert any part. this was fixed in 0.40.3 The

Bug#310936: oregano fixes for ia64

Package: oregano Version: 0.40.0-3 Severity: serious Tags: patch Oregano defines GNOME_DISABLE_DEPRECATED which has the effect that gnome_menu_item_new() does NOT get declared. As a result, the function gets implicitly defined to return an int, which is a problem on 64-bit architectures since

Bug#303515: crashes on ia64 when running update-mozilla-firefox-chrome

Package: mozilla-firefox Version: 1.0.2-1 Severity: normal Tags: patch Firefox often crashes when running update-mozilla-firefox-chrome (or mozilla-firefox -register). In particular, this currently happens reliably after installing any locale package (such as mozilla-firefox-locale-de-de). The

Bug#302083: /usr/bin/xpdf: PDF file causes xpdf to crash

Package: xpdf-reader Version: 3.00-13 Severity: normal File: /usr/bin/xpdf Tags: patch xpdf crashes on this (large) PDF document: http://www.getboulder.com/sports/Master_Bike_map.pdf The problem appears to be due to JPXStream.cc:2213 which looks like this: if (y0+y1 cb-y0)