The init-repository script assumes git:// urls. I found the URLs in
.gitmodules.
I had to change the URLs to:
url = [https://git.]gitorious.org/qt/qttools.git
where the part inside the brackets is modified it would be *really*cool* if
this was specifiable, or if HTTPS_PROXY is specified
Yes...
now i'm tryng to implement the run function so that i will send
m_parent-canReadNotification();
continously.
For the moment it seems to work
Il 15 marzo 2012 18:05, David Ching d...@dcsoft.com ha scritto:
Date: Fri, 16 Mar 2012 01:30:15 +1100
From: Tony Rietwyk
Hi
My application is linked against several dynamic libraries.
When I deploy my app these libraries are installed at known location together
with the Qt Libraries
I also deploy a qt.conf file so that the app knows where the Qt libraries are.
My question is how does qt.conf work and is there a
On 15.03.12 20:31:28, Jason H wrote:
The init-repository script assumes git:// urls. I found the URLs in
.gitmodules.
I had to change the URLs to:
url = [https://git.]gitorious.org/qt/qttools.git
where the part inside the brackets is modified it would be *really*cool* if
this was specifiable,
Hi Debao
I know how to use qt.conf to point my app at the qt libs but not how to use it
to point to the other libraries that my app uses
Have I missed the point or is there some other way
Graham
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To:
On sexta-feira, 16 de março de 2012 10.59.12, Graham Labdon wrote:
Hi Debao
I know how to use qt.conf to point my app at the qt libs but not how to use
it to point to the other libraries that my app uses Have I missed the point
or is there some other way
Hello Graham
Other libraries have
Thanks for the offer and the help everyone.
After some hacking I discovered that HTTPS was more reliable. I even had to set
up NTLMaps (NTML proxy) in addition to configuring the proxy however even with
tweaking that (max cons = 50)I was still not able to pull back qtbase and the
other large
Hi,
In Linux, this works for me:
1) install socat and corkscrew
2) make the following script, and put it as /usr/bin/gitproxy:
#!/bin/sh
_proxy=proxy address
_proxyport=proxy port
exec socat STDIO PROXY:$_proxy:$1:$2,proxyport=$_proxyport
3) git config core.gitProxy gitproxy
4) add in your
Thanks but I'm on windows and Starbucks is a lot easier.
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