[MacPorts] #40782: wireshark-devel: update to 1.11.0
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Mon Aug 10 11:31:57 PDT 2015
#40782: wireshark-devel: update to 1.11.0
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Reporter: ryandesign@… | Owner: hsivank@…
Type: update | Status: new
Priority: Normal | Milestone:
Component: ports | Version:
Resolution: | Keywords:
Port: wireshark-devel |
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Comment (by macports@…):
Replying to [comment:29 hsivank@…]:
> This options are not provided by cmake (I ask myself : Is there a reason
to disable ipv6 or ssl ?)
Indeed, I don't see a good reason to disable them either. I'm just
comparing to the stable wireshark port, but I'd bet very few people turn
those off.
> Kerberos5 breaks build for now, so it is not enabled by default
Is that specific to the cmake build? I had no trouble building with
kerberos enabled without cmake.
> i agree, maybe we can make *fake* x11 and rtp variants to support legacy
?
Good point, especially since your variants have more descriptive names.
Aliases can be created if and when they are needed (e.g. variant x11
requires gtk2).
[[br]]Replying to [comment:31 hsivank@…]:
> Replying to [comment:30 mojca@…]:
> > * `checksums`: you should use `rmd160` and `sha256`. You may remove
`md5` and `sha1`.
> I would prefer *official* wireshark hash (md5,sha1,ripemd160) :
https://www.wireshark.org/download/src/all-versions/SIGNATURES-1.99.8.txt
I had made the same call in my proposed patch. Using the same checksums as
upstream makes it easier to compare and verify.[[br]][[br]]
> {{{
> default_variants +portaudio +zlib +lua +libsmi +gnutls +libgcrypt +cares
+geoip
>
> if {![variant_isset qt4] && ![variant_isset qt5] && ![variant_isset
gtk2] && ![variant_isset gtk3] && ![variant_isset no_gui]} {
> default_variants +qt5
> }
> }}}
> Is it correct ?
That's pretty much what the current wireshark port uses, so that sounds
right IMO.
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