I was looking at the Windows buildbot status to see if the compiling step would 
fail at the same place as it fails for me, namely here:
 

                Generating Code...
                Linking dumpcap.exe
                        link @C:\DOCUME~1\cmaynard\LOCALS~1\Temp\nmi02488.
                CVPACK : fatal error CK1024: ringbuffer.obj cannot use program 
database c:\svn\wireshark\vc60.pdb : signatures do not match
                LINK : warning LNK4027: CVPACK error
                NMAKE : fatal error U1077: 'link' : return code '0x1'
                Stop.

Well, it didn't fail, so I'm not sure why that's happening for me.  At least it 
seems to successfully compile if I simply retry.  Strange though ... and 
annoying.  Regardless, I did notice a few other things with the buildbots that 
I thought I would mention:
 
1) The Windows buildbot is red due to the tshark test failing.  I looked at the 
Solaris and Ubuntu buildbots and perhaps the only reason why they're not also 
red is because the Solaris buildbot doesn't seem to run any tests and the 
Ubuntu buildbot skips almost all of the tshark tests.  Perhaps those tests 
should not be skipped?
 
2) The Windows buildbot does not report any warnings when creating an 
installer, whereas I get the following two warnings:
  LangString "MUI_UNTEXT_COMPONENTS_TITLE" is not set in language table of 
language English
  LangString "MUI_UNTEXT_COMPONENTS_SUBTITLE" is not set in language table of 
language English

I believe the reason I get the warnings and the Windows buildbot doesn't is 
because I'm using the latest version of NSIS, namely version 2.30 whereas the 
Windows buildbot is using version 2.17.  Perhaps it's time for an NSIS upgrade 
on the buildbot?  And then a fix of the two warnings above too.
 
3) The Solaris buildbot doesn't test all options.  Perhaps it should?  For 
example:
                     Install setuid : no
                   Build lua plugin : no
                   Build rtp_player : no
                        Use threads : no
             Build profile binaries : no
               Use GNU ADNS library : no
               Use SMI SNMP library : no

4) The Ubuntu buildbot doesn't test all options.  Perhaps it should?  For 
example:
                     Install setuid : no
                   Build lua plugin : no
                   Build rtp_player : no
                        Use threads : no
             Build profile binaries : no
             Use SSL crypto library : no

5) Neither the Solaris not the Ubuntu buildbots test creating an rpm (via make 
rpm-package) or test creating a source rpm (via make srpm-package).  Perhaps 
they should?  I create both Windows installers and Linux rpm's and I have run 
into problems with creating rpms in the past, so personally, I would be in 
favor of having those tests added to the suite.
 
6) The OSX buildbot doesn't test all options.  Perhaps it should?  For example:
                     Install setuid : no
                   Build lua plugin : no
                   Build rtp_player : no
                        Use threads : no
             Build profile binaries : no
                   Use pcre library : no
               Use GNU ADNS library : no
               Use SMI SNMP library : no
             Use GNU crypto library : no
             Use SSL crypto library : no
                 Use gnutls library : no
 
7) The OSX buildbot doesn't appear to build whatever equivalent installer 
and/or rpm would be needed to install on a MAC.  (Sorry, I don't know much 
about the MAC so I have no idea what to call it.)  Anyway, it'd probably be a 
good idea for it to do so as well, wouldn't it?
 
Regards,
Chris
 

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