This isn't good:

make[2]: *** No rule to make target `../pixmaps/livejournal.xpm', needed by `login.o'. Stop.

I take it livejournal.xpm is missing from this version...

When I copied the file from an old version of loserjabber over to there, it resumed compiling, and it's working so far.

Neat! :)

Updated the website copy, so this shouldn't happen for anyone else.

I'll test it better, this time... yeah, it work. :)

s/work/works/

I noticed this journal's username was changed (rah!) -- You might want to fix the Name/Website/Bio fields in its user info to match.

I can take the job of making Debian packages, but I'm leaving in half an hour for a 5 day vacation. I'll see what I can do with net access there (I have a serious bug on aewm to fix already).

You might want to look at the work I did, http://www.sacredchao.net/software/dists/unstable/main/source/. It should drop right into LogJam and build GNOME and non-GNOME packages.

I'm sorry to see you've stopped, but I respect your reasons.

Actually, packaging LogJam debs is the one thing I'm going to continue to do.

However, I'm away from home for the next 3 days, so if someone wants to pick up my slack until then, that would be great.

No rush... It'd be appreciated.

I'd give Christian first dibs or whatever, 'cause I have the feeling Debian maintainers get defensive about "their" packages.

I've put up non-stripped-binary LogJam .debs from CVS at http://www.compwiz.nu/debian/unstable

You can also add the following lines to your /etc/apt/sources.list for binary & source packages, respectively:

deb http://www.compwiz.nu/debian unstable/
deb-src http://www.compwiz.nu/debian unstable/

aw, I have nothing whatsoever to do with this community or client, but I quite enjoyed using a service whose official client called itself "loserjabber". this particular manifestation of miscellaneous contempt will be missed!
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We're all corporate now.

When you compile logjam, you can add a --enable-loserjabber switch and it'll call itself "LoserJabber" in all of the relevant places. :D

Hmm.. I saw the --enable-loserjabber switch in configure --help... but it apparently doesn't do anything, everything still installs as LogJam.

..though looking at it, it *does* call itself LoserJabber in the "About" box.. it just doesn't change the name of the binary, is is supposed to? The configure --help description seems to imply that it does...

Yikes. I forgot about that.

I doubt I can make it produce different binaries based on a configure switch... (not so much a limitation of autoconf as it is a limatition of my understanding of it)
but it is trivial to rename, yeah?

Hmm... not that I know autoconf that well.. but doesn't it already have an option in it to rename the binary (putting it's name through sed)? Just a pondering... I have no problem renaming the thing by hand at all.. ;)

How about just running an ln -s at the end of the make install?

I'm an autoconf idiot, but that's what I'd do...

I never figured out the threading problem... :\

So it isn't really urgent.

debs are available for GNOME and non-GNOME again.

http://www.sacredchao.net/software/packages.shtml?package=logjam,logjam-gnome

http://www.sacredchao.net/software/packages.shtml#help has instructions on how to set up APT to automatically install and upgrade them.

Is there a list of fixed bugs?

I was using the version of LoserJabber that is part of Debian/Testing and I got a segfault while posting a very large entry (~20k I believe) Is this a known/fixed bug in LogJam?

There's a ChangeLog... but it's not particularly specific.

I am using an external library for the network code now, so bugs like those are less likely, but I can't give you a definite answer either way. :\

i finally, after a few pains-in-the-ass regarding some components i needed (like curl) that i didn't have, was able to get logjam compiled. (note that i never had a problem compiling loserjabber so i'm assuming the curl implementation is new...)

anyways, my question: do you have plans for a feature that notifies you when your friends post things in their journal? one of my windows-using lj friends told me their client had such a feature and i'd love it if mine did.

thanx and keep up the good work!