@Thomas: Thank you for the patch. I have just uploaded wireshark
1.10.5-2 incorporating it to unstable.
While GTK+3.10 in not in unstable, it is in experimental and fixing FTBFS with
it in other packages is definitely something to be fixed in unstable even
before upstreams take action.
In simila
This bug was fixed in the package wireshark - 1.10.5-1ubuntu1
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wireshark (1.10.5-1ubuntu1) trusty; urgency=low
* Include new patches to fix FTBFS issues: (LP: #1269197)
+ debian/patches/allow-deprecated-gtk-functions.patch:
- Incorporate upstream changes to fix the FTBF
> I am aware Upstream has this fixed, but unless 1.10.6 is in Debian
before February 20, it'll not make it in here.
It will make it here, we usually monitor and sync bug fixes from Debian
during most of the development cycle.
Fixing Ubuntu-specific FTBFS bugs directly is also fine, of course
(Deb
** Changed in: wireshark (Ubuntu)
Status: In Progress => Fix Committed
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Title:
Wireshark 1.10.5-1 FTBFS in trusty-proposed, due to multipl
Many thanks Thomas, this looks fine! I'll do a test-build and sponsor
with a fixed version number (ubuntu1, not ubuntu0.1).
** Changed in: wireshark (Ubuntu)
Status: New => In Progress
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Debian is currently building with GTK 3.8, so it works for them (for
now). I don't know when they plan to migrate to 3.10, but it's been out
since September so I expect they'll move soonish.
I believe Balint (debian maintainer) monitors ubuntu bugs
I made a mistake in the initial debdiff.
I've attached one that includes this bug number so it gets autoclosed
if/when the debdiff is included.
** Patch removed: "Debdiff to fix the FTBFS"
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/wireshark/+bug/1269197/+attachment/3948853/+files/wireshark_1.
Evan:
I am aware Upstream has this fixed, but unless 1.10.6 is in Debian
before February 20, it'll not make it in here, so in the off chance that
1.10.6 isn't an option, this patch should fix the FTBFS in trusty-
proposed. (I'm also aware that upstream has this fix because that's
where I looked f
Hi, thanks for the detailed report. Just so you're aware, I have added
the appropriate upstream fixes to Wireshark's stable backport list, so
Wireshark 1.10.6 (whenever it is released) should compile correctly
without any patches.
Unfortunately Wireshark doesn't have an Ubuntu-specific maintainer
I am setting a "High" importance on it according to the wiki
documentation of Bug Importance
(https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Bugs/Importance). This is because the FTBFS
prevents the software version from building and working.
** Summary changed:
- Wireshark FTBFS in trusty-proposed, due to multiple rea
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