sgunn wrote: > I don't mean this as a baiting question even though it may sound like > it, but do you use FreeBSD?
I don't currently use FreeBSD, but I ran mail servers on it in 1997-98. > "Ports" in FreeBSD has a very specific meaning. Yes, I am aware of that. > The FreeBSD squeezecenter port is not pulling in the most recent > version of squeezecenter and/or is including the wrong version of the > json library. This needs to be resolved in the FreeBSD port. You > could manually build and install the latest version of squeezecenter, > but that is much more complicated, and you then WOULD NOT be using > the port. > > That is exactly where thevoiceofalan started at the beginning of this > thread, trying to install squeezecenter without using the port. He > was having a lot of problems, so I recommended he use the port, which > greatly simplifies the build and install process. Right. So, I originally said: "Hmmm, that should have been fixed in r18527-18530 (http://svn.slimdevices.com/?rev=18527&view=rev) 7.0.0_3 must be before that revision?" Translation: I am suggesting that the FreBSD port version 7.0.0_3 was released before r18530. I'm not sure, so posed it as a question. You later said: sgunn wrote: >> I just sent email to the port maintainer, so hopefully he will be >> able to fix the json library issue the next time he updates the >> port. To which I replied: "As I said in an earlier reply, squeezecenter has been modified to work with *either* version of the json library, so all that's required is that squeezecenter be upgraded to at least r18530." Translation: all the port maintainer has to do is to ugprade the port to a version released after svn r18530 and the json issues will be fixed. I hope that's clear. R. _______________________________________________ unix mailing list [email protected] http://lists.slimdevices.com/lists/listinfo/unix
