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[Melebius]

Hello, I’m glad that I found new Mac version here. I downloaded it and it works well, thanks! However, it’s strange to find the latest stable version in forum, instead of Download section.

[greek]

Hello All,

does anyone know if --enable-geoip-static has any effect under Leopard? It seems that it does not make the library static in my case (deleting the library, makes amule crash at the start).

[GonoszTopi]

I bet it only works with GNU ld, but unfortunately we don't check it (yet).

[xja]

Hi there,
I'm using Gtoso's 2.2.1 build with GeoIP, sometimes it crashes upon launch
I attach the log.
I hope you will compile the 2.2.2
bye

[xja]

Hi,
I installed the 2.2.2 29/8/08 SVN version by Gtoso, I had a crash on launch.
Log attached.
bye

[GonoszTopi]

xja, could you create a gdb backtrace of the crash?

[Matreco]

Hi,
I installed the 2.2.2 29/8/08 SVN version by Gtoso, I had a crash on launch.
Log attached.
bye

Works fine on Tiger PPC...

[xja]

Ok, I will install gdb and let you know.
Actually aMule is workng right, the problem is, as with 2.2.1, a random crash on launch, it depends on how the computer "feels", maybe it crashes for many times. maybe it launches fine.

Bye

[xja]

ehem, update.
I downloaded the gdb, bu I don't know how to install it, the readme file doesn't explain very well how to do it.
If it's too difficult, I'll give up.

Bye

[gtoso]

ehem, update.
I downloaded the gdb, bu I don't know how to install it, the readme file doesn't explain very well how to do it.
If it's too difficult, I'll give up.

For now try to launch amule from the Terminal (Applications -> Utilities -> Terminal):
/Applications/aMule.app/Contents/MacOS/amule

and post the output and the relevant lines of log file (~/Library/Application\ Support/aMule/logfile)

For the gdb, install Apple XCode: gdb is included in Xcode
Then see here:
http://www.amule.org/wiki/index.php/Backtraces

Unfortunately my buils have debug disabled, but I hope it's sufficient to identify the problem.

[gtoso]

I hope you will compile the 2.2.2

Done 

[xja]

Ok, I will launch aMule via terminal, I've tried right now, but it didn't crashed, I'll let you know.

Bye

[gtoso]

Unfortunately my buils have debug disabled, but I hope it's sufficient to identify the problem.

I have just rebuilded 2.2.2 with debug enabled (wxMac and aMule), it's large and slow, at least on my G3, then use it only for debug.

Strangely the webserver autostart doesn't work, manually launching it works.

[phoenix]

gtoso,

Strangely the webserver autostart doesn't work, manually launching it works.

This is a known issue of the debug build until some time ago, but it should not happen anymore on the svn version. Could you confirm that you get an assertion like fd > 2 && fd < 1024 or something like this?

[gtoso]

gtoso,

Strangely the webserver autostart doesn't work, manually launching it works.

This is a known issue of the debug build until some time ago, but it should not happen anymore on the svn version. Could you confirm that you get an assertion like fd > 2 && fd < 1024 or something like this?

Yes,
launching amule from gdb, the only interesting lines are:
15:13:32: Debug: WebInterface.cpp(95): assert "(fd > 2) && (fd < 1024)" failed in AddSocket().
WebInterface.cpp(95): assert "(fd > 2) && (fd < 1024)" failed in AddSocket().

In attachment logfile of amule and amuled.

If then I launch:
/Applications/aMule-SVN/aMule.app/Contents/MacOS/amuleweb '--amule-config-file=/Users/gtoso/Library/Application Support/aMule/amule.conf'
or simply:
amuleweb '--amule-config-file=/Users/gtoso/Library/Application Support/aMule/amule.conf'

it works fine.