You can do that with the following command:. Similar to the example below:. Most people will find that the standard build environment directory is completely adequate. It is, however, possible to override the locations of the various dependencies and target directories. This is often useful to test against a development version of a library dependency or to override compiler flags.
This is done by overriding the various Makefile variables in a local. This file does not exist by default. One nice use of the local. The development source is available via Mercurial in the release See version control for more information.
If you want to build a release tarball, the instructions in the rest of this document should work for you, however they are written for the most recent 2. Installing all of the build dependencies can be tedious, so you may want to check out Pidgin Windev which will automate it.
Extract all of the above into the desired location e. Pidgin depends on GTK 2. Visit the GTK website for official binary and source releases. Download gettext-tools Download and extract libxml A good option is Strawberry Perl. Download the perl If you are looking to modify Pidgin, you may want to look at our instructions for contributing code from our repository. If you need binaries for older versions of Pidgin, visit our package repository main page.
That is also where you can find the checksums for each file and their corresponding gpg signatures. State of the Bird Q3 2. GSoC Retrospective 2. Patch win32 meanwhile binary with jhkrischel's adium patches to fix In [ d1a5a89aa ] : Credit Jonathan Rice for the libmeanwhile patch. Refs Powered by Trac 1. Trac is being migrated to new services!
Opened 11 years ago Closed 9 years ago Last modified 8 years ago. Description last modified by angejudor Hello, I have a crash of the pidgin application when I accept a chatroom invitation sametime protocol. I'm using 2. RPT attached to this message generated with the 2. Thanks for the help, Ange.
Attachments 4 pidgin. Report of the crash with the 2. Oldest first Newest first Threaded. Show comments Show property changes. Changed 11 years ago by angejudor. We are using Pidgin in linux and we face same issue. BTW, is this an issue Pidgin or meanwhile library? For anyone debugging, here are steps to reproduce it on your own: Load Pidgin Load official sametime client From the official client, open a chat with yourself and send a message.
You should see output in the official client and in pidgin. From the official client, "invite others" and invite yourself. Pidgin crashes. Over the next while, I'm hoping to start looking at the code to fix this.
Last edited 8 years ago by jricesterenator previous diff. I'd love to solve this problem for Adium, and would appreciate any details you can share! Changed 9 years ago by jricesterenator. See my changes on lines , , What happens if the fixed code receives an old-style message when the Pidgin user is invited to a chat that already has other people in it?
The chat invite message sends a list of all the users, so testing with one person might not show some related issues. Need to make sure that someone joining the chat works too. Yeah, they're right about the free. Replying to jricesterenator : I'm not a C pro either, but I'm not sure that conditional would work. Replying to jhkrischel : Replying to jricesterenator : I'm not a C pro either, but I'm not sure that conditional would work.
Here's a simplified example: Old-style message: Header user1-placeId user1-loginId user1-name user2-placeId user2-loginId user2-name user3-placeId user3-loginId user3-name New-style message: Header user1-placeId user1-loginId user1-name user1-extraname user2-placeId user2-loginId user2-name user2-extraname user3-placeId user3-loginId user3-name user3-extraname Now imagine we're running the fixed code and receive an old-style message with multiple users listed in it.
Incoming old-style message Parsed as Header Header user1-placeId user1-placeId user1-loginId user1-loginId user1-name user1-name user2-placeId user1-extraname user2-loginId user2-placeId user2-name user2-loginId user3-placeId user2-name user3-loginId user2-extraname user3-name user3-placeId xx user3-loginId graceful fail, but not data xx user3-name graceful fail, but not data xx user3-extraname graceful fail, but not data Really, it'd end up in the same situation as the current crash, excepted it'd be a problem for pre Replying to jricesterenator : Really, it'd end up in the same situation as the current crash, excepted it'd be a problem for pre Replying to jhkrischel : Replying to jricesterenator : Really, it'd end up in the same situation as the current crash, excepted it'd be a problem for pre Exactly So a flexible patch would need to recognize what version of server we're talking to, and process differently depending on that.
In your tests, what's the difference between "older client" and "older adium user"? Note that this logging will prevent group chat from actually working.
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