upgrading NSPR to 4.8.2

Jeremy Messenger mezz7 at cox.net
Mon Nov 9 23:33:28 UTC 2009


On Mon, 09 Nov 2009 15:14:05 -0600, Mikhail T. <mi+thun at aldan.algebra.com>  
wrote:

> Denise H. G. написав(ла):
>> Hi Mikhail
>>
>> consider using send-pr or sending the problem report via the web
>> interface, which is a more efficient way and will attract more
>> attention.
>
> I really do believe, that e-mailing the port-maintainer is the quickest
> and the surest way of getting a port's issue addressed. Unless the
> particular maintainer is absent, of course :-) in which case any
> ports-committer (such as myself) can fix the problem themselves, after a
> reasonable "maintainer timeout".
>
> Even if I were to submit a PR (what's "web interface" anyway?), it would
> just be assigned to ``gnome''... Why waste time and effort?

Because, your attach has turned into message body rather than attach a  
file. There is no way I (or we are) am going to copy and paste as it won't  
work to get apply clean. See here:

http://lists.freebsd.org/pipermail/freebsd-gnome/2009-November/023324.html

I don't think the 'regression-test: test' will be include in the ports  
tree, because it causes pointyhat/tinderbox hang if I remember it correct.  
Should be in the commit history, I believe.

> Joe, do you need more information, or is my update being tested on your
> famous cluster already? I was hoping, this would be done over the  
> weekend...

I think most of us are busy at the moment. It looks like if it works great  
w/ Firefox 3/libxul by build and run time. Then it can be commit. From  
what I read in the release note and I don't think it breaks anything, but  
never know (hate when it happens :-)).

> BTW, I sent our collection of little fixes to Mozilla -- maybe, we'll be
> able to remove some of the hunks next time:
>
> 	https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=527006

Thanks!

Cheers,
Mezz

> Thanks! Yours,
>
> 	-mi


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