On 10/14/15 14:25, Peter Wu wrote:
On Mon, Oct 12, 2015 at 02:02:18PM -0400, Jeff Morriss wrote:
But you do raise a good point: I should start doing test compiles of the 2.0
rc on RHEL 6. I hadn't realized my users would have to continue using the
Gtk+ GUI. Too bad...
I have started testing with cmake + CentOS 6, it is not doing bad. At
least these fixes are needed to fix the build:
https://code.wireshark.org/review/10916
https://code.wireshark.org/review/11041
Funny, I actually didn't have any problems (once I updated my
(customized) RPM spec file with some of the changes from master). But
rpmbuild is using autotools and building from the source tarball.
Speaking of bumping library versions, can we also bump the glib and
libgcrypt versions? Current versions are glib 2.14 and libgcrypt
1.1.92. If we could go to glib 2.28 (Feb 2011) and gcrypt 1.5.0 (Jun
2011), it would enable us to use newer functions such as
g_list_free_full.
The glib change is OK for me (for RHEL 6) but it does appear to mean we'd
lose support for all SLES versions; I'd tend to think that would be a bad
thing.
I made a mistake, SLES 12 includes glib2 2.38.2, the wiki is now updated
to reflect that. For now the minimum gcrypt version is 1.4.2
(https://code.wireshark.org/review/11043).
So bumping the glib version means we'd lose SLES 11. Given how recent
(for an enterprise version) SLES 12 is I'd guess there are still a lot
of SLES 11 users out there.