[mnet-devel] w32 and Darwin packages are behind the times

[Artimage]

As I posted to the list:

I hesitate to re-setup my mnet tree on my new machine becuase I expect it
will be a huge PITA. Since this is for a single release before we move to
the new tree I am not sure it is worth the effort. Sicne Icepick has a
working old tree on a mac maybe he will be willing to do this for me this
one time. Hence keeping me from entering a rathole. :)

Artimage.-

On Fri, 4 Apr 2003, Zooko wrote:

>
> Mnet-0.6.1.205-STABLE-Darwin-Power_Macintosh.tar.gz 4311624   7   PPC                 .gz
> Mnet-0.6.1.205-STABLE-win32.exe                     4911036  84  i386                 .exe (32-bit Windows)
> Mnet-0.6.1.207-STABLE-Debian-i386.tar.gz            2810102   1  i386                 .gz
> Mnet-0.6.1.207-STABLE-FreeBSD-i386.tar.gz           2546660   0  i386                 .gz
> Mnet-0.6.1.207-STABLE-RedHat7.3-i386.tar.gz         2450391   1  i386                 .gz
> Mnet-0.6.1.207-STABLE-SunOS-sun4u.tar.gz            3192080   0  UltraSparc           .gz
> Mnet-0.6.1.207-STABLE-src.tar.bz2                   5605404   2  Platform-Independent Source .bz2
>
> Appended is the ChangeLog diff from nano 205 to nano 207.  (Only one bugfix.)
>
> This isn't critical, but arno (w32) and art (darwin) might want to upgrade to
> nano 207 for the bugfix.  The bug means that a node becomes unreachable after
> its IP address has changed.  (It can still connect out, but everyone has the
> old, incorrect IP address for it so they can't connect to it.)
>
> Regards,
>
> Zooko
>
> http://zooko.com/
>          ^-- under re-construction: some new stuff, some broken links
>
> ===================================
> Mnet v0.6.1.207-STABLE - 2003-03-23
> ===================================
>
> Core:
>  * Fix bug in which node didn't update its published phone book info
>     when it detected that its IP address had changed.
>
> ===================================
> Mnet v0.6.1.206-STABLE - 2003-03-13
> ===================================
>
> Details (probably meaningful only to hackers):
>  * Use env var OGGDIR to find location of libogg.  Clean pyvorbis module
>     on "make distclean".
>  * Stop using unsafe macros which, with very low probability, might have
>     caused crashes if the extension modules were built with a different
>     compiler/libc than the Python executable.
>
>
>
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