Re: Requesting unblocking of gxine

2007-03-02 Thread Marc 'HE' Brockschmidt
Darren Salt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > Could you allow gxine 0.5.8-3 into etch? Several intermittently-triggered > bugs which cause gxine to hang and for which fixes are in 0.5.9 and later are > fixed. No actual bugs are present in the BTS for these, but I would consider > at least some to be im

Requesting unblocking of gxine

2007-03-01 Thread Darren Salt
Could you allow gxine 0.5.8-3 into etch? Several intermittently-triggered bugs which cause gxine to hang and for which fixes are in 0.5.9 and later are fixed. No actual bugs are present in the BTS for these, but I would consider at least some to be important. (If you disagree about severity, whethe

Re: Requesting unblocking of gxine

2007-01-13 Thread Luk Claes
Darren Salt wrote: > Could you allow gxine 0.5.8-2 into etch? Reason is that it fixes bug 405876, > "segfault on startup with long HOME dir" (which is tagged important, but > gxine is an optional package). Unblocked (has to wait for xulrunner to reach testing and builds on all arches). Cheers Lu

Re: Requesting unblocking of gxine

2007-01-08 Thread Moritz Muehlenhoff
On 2007-01-08, Darren Salt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Could you allow gxine 0.5.8-2 into etch? Reason is that it fixes bug 405876, > "segfault on startup with long HOME dir" (which is tagged important, but > gxine is an optional package). > > This version also enables the watchdog code. I chose t

Requesting unblocking of gxine

2007-01-08 Thread Darren Salt
Could you allow gxine 0.5.8-2 into etch? Reason is that it fixes bug 405876, "segfault on startup with long HOME dir" (which is tagged important, but gxine is an optional package). This version also enables the watchdog code. I chose this over some locking bug fixes as the "safer" alternative (it