[ptxdist] disabled features in ptxdist (for packages QtTranslation and libmicrohttpd)

[ptxdist] disabled features in ptxdist (for packages QtTranslation and libmicrohttpd)

[Andreas Geisenhainer]

Hy, everybody.


I've go some questions about disabled settings for packages in ptxdist.

* libmicrohttpd

  The last update ( 03aac15241bab441c7802bbabe659a2305809196 ) from 2016-05-24
  by Juergen Borleis introduced the "--disable-bauth" and "--disable-dauth"
  flags to configure.     What are the reasons for this?

  Disabling these breaks interacting with libhttpserver for a REST interface.
  Reenabling them does not seem to break anything obvious. Am i missing
  some crucial information?

* Qt5 module QtTranslation

  Why does the QtTranslation module depend on BROKEN?
  This depency was introduced with the inital commit 83af213 by Michael Olbrich.
  Just by enabling it, i was able to build the translation tools we use in our
  development (lrelease and lupdate).
  Is there a reason to keep this subjection?


I'd like to enable these features if there aren't any good reasons against it.


regards and have a nice weekend.
Andreas

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Re: [ptxdist] disabled features in ptxdist (for packages QtTranslation and libmicrohttpd)

[Juergen Borleis]

Hi Andreas,

On Friday 22 July 2016 11:33:52 Andreas Geisenhainer wrote:
> I've go some questions about disabled settings for packages in ptxdist.
>
> * libmicrohttpd
>
>   The last update ( 03aac15241bab441c7802bbabe659a2305809196 ) from
> 2016-05-24 by Juergen Borleis introduced the "--disable-bauth" and
> "--disable-dauth" flags to configure.     What are the reasons for this?

There was no way for me to test this feature. So I kept it disabled. If you can 
test it and you are sure it works, change it and send a patch.

> [...]

Cheers,
Juergen

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Re: [ptxdist] disabled features in ptxdist (for packages QtTranslation and libmicrohttpd)

[Andreas Geisenhainer]

Hy.

On Fri, Jul 22, 2016 at 11:56:31AM +0200, Juergen Borleis wrote:
> Hi Andreas,
> 
> On Friday 22 July 2016 11:33:52 Andreas Geisenhainer wrote:
> > I've go some questions about disabled settings for packages in ptxdist.
> >
> > * libmicrohttpd
> >
> >   The last update ( 03aac15241bab441c7802bbabe659a2305809196 ) from
> > 2016-05-24 by Juergen Borleis introduced the "--disable-bauth" and
> > "--disable-dauth" flags to configure.     What are the reasons for this?
> 
> There was no way for me to test this feature. So I kept it disabled. If you can 
> test it and you are sure it works, change it and send a patch.

Ok, I see. We'll put it on our agenda.
No idea when we'll get around to it, though.

Thanks for the Information.

Andreas

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Re: [ptxdist] disabled features in ptxdist (for packages QtTranslation and libmicrohttpd)

[Michael Olbrich]

Hi,

On Fri, Jul 22, 2016 at 11:33:52AM +0200, Andreas Geisenhainer wrote:
> * Qt5 module QtTranslation
> 
>   Why does the QtTranslation module depend on BROKEN?
>   This depency was introduced with the inital commit 83af213 by Michael Olbrich.
>   Just by enabling it, i was able to build the translation tools we use in our
>   development (lrelease and lupdate).
>   Is there a reason to keep this subjection?

If I remember things correctly then the tranlation tools where not build as
host tools, so cross-compiling was broken. This seems to be fixed now.

Michael

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