J�nos L�bb wrote:
On May 25, 2010, at 6:00 PM, Jeff Morriss wrote:
J�nos L�bb wrote:
On May 25, 2010, at 5:15 PM, Jeff Morriss wrote:
J�nos L�bb wrote:
On May 25, 2010, at 4:06 PM, Jeff Morriss wrote:
J�nos L�bb wrote:
On May 25, 2010, at 3:33 PM, Jeff Morriss wrote:
J�nos L�bb wrote:
Hi,
I downloaded the 1.3.t Development Release dmg, but when I launch it, all text is replaced with squares. I looked the FAQs but see nothing there. My machine is an Intel Mac with 4 GB memory the OS is OS X 10.6.3. I did not have this problem with 1.2.6 or with 1.2.8.
Any good hint ?
What SVN version did you pick up? According to bug 4697 (which had the
same complaint) this should be fixed in revisions 32751 or later.
I used the dmg from the Downloads section from www.wireshark.org. It is 1.3.5. Sorry for the mistype above.
The fix for that bug just missed 1.3.5 . You'll need to either use an
buildbot build:
http://www.wireshark.org/download/automated/
or manually apply the fix from bug 4697 (basically: edit
$HOME/.wireshark-etc/pangorc and remove the quotes from the ModuleFiles
and AliasFiles lines).
There are no quotes there:
bml0028:.wireshark-etc janos$ cat pangorc
[Pango]
ModuleFiles=${HOME}/.wireshark-etc/pango.modules
[PangoX]
AliasFiles=${HOME}/.wireshark-etc/pangox.aliases
Oh, you probably need to change "${HOME}" to whatever your home
directory is (probably "/Users/yourname/")--without the quotes, of course.
I still do not see quotes:
bml0028:~ janos$ cd $HOME
bml0028:~ janos$ pwd
/Users/janos
bml0028:~ janos$ cat .wireshark-etc/pangorc
[Pango]
ModuleFiles=/Users/janos/.wireshark-etc/pango.modules
[PangoX]
AliasFiles=/Users/janos/.wireshark-etc/pangox.aliases
Did you modify
/Applications/Wireshark/Contents/Resources/etc/pango/pangorc as Kevin
suggested?
(In other words: does the above setting remain after starting Wireshark?)
I did not modify. I checked, it is with the @HOME there too, WITHOUT the quotes. Something else is playing additionally,.. thinking me.
Sorry, I meant that Kevin pointed out that you must also modify this
file because it will be copied to ~/.wireshark-etc/pangorc every time
you start Wireshark. So unless you also modify that version of the file
so that it looks like what your ~/.wireshark-etc/pangorc currently looks
like (the last display of it above), you'll still see the problem.