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[GhePeU]

upgraded gentoo ebuild for rc3

optimizations are now disabled for better stability and this ebuild has 3 new USEs:

debug: enables or disables debug
noamuleremote: optionally disables remote control utilities (webserver, web client, amulecmd text client); they're still builded by default
noamulestats: optionally disables amule GUI statistics, that require a new dependency, libgd; still builded by default too

[Jacobo221]

Please read my post on http://www.amule-project.net/amule/thread.php?threadid=1930&page=3&sid=
It's just a personal opinion, though. Do whatever you think you should and could ;-)
Greetings.

[GhePeU]

I've read and replied in other thread

[d0lby]

Hiya - I think the ebuild may have a slight problem (here's the irc log)  -

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d0lby_> when i try run amulecmd from the machine running amule, over an ssh connectio,n I get Gtk-WARNING **: cannot open display. Why on earth would it want to be opening connection to the display?
it's just a text program right?
>>> You(d0lby_) are now known as d0lby
(ssh X forwarding is not and cannot be enabled from where I am)
because you don't build amulecmd with wxbaseI used your ebuild - is there something that can be done?

[GhePeU]

it's not a problem related to my ebuild... at least it's not only related to my ebuild

there is a gentoo wxBase ebuild, but it is not in portage (you can find it here: http://bugs.gentoo.org/show_bug.cgi?id=36907 ) so I can't insert wxBase dependency on my ebuild because the inclusion causes an error in systems that use official portage

[Jacobo221]

Maybe show a warning text?

[d0lby]

So you're saying we *need* to build against wxBase ? If we're not compiling against that, then what is it compiling against?  ?(
Can't you make a use flag that installs wxBase as well?

[GhePeU]

if wxBase is not in official portage, and this doesn't depend on me, I can't do anything

[d0lby]

Is there anyway to get around this? - Like setting it to not look for a display or something?

[GhePeU]

http://bugs.gentoo.org/show_bug.cgi?id=59672