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>yydecoder.h:90: error: extra qualification ‘yyDecoder::’ on member ‘charCRC’
It's my fault.
- Edit yydecoder.h
- go to line 90
- Modify the "charCRC" function declaration:
From:
yyDecoder::charCRC
to:
charCRC
(i.e.: remove "yydecoder::" )
Then it should work. - Aug 09 2006

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Thanks :)
> Just wanted to let you know that the
> debian-packages are unavailable,-
> server down?
I'm not the maintainer, we'll see on Monday :) - May 15 2005

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Of course, it's the acronym of LInux BInaries DOwnloader ;-] - May 11 2005

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>in Suse Linux 9.2 Pro with KDE 3.3.
Of course.
Go to the homepage and look in the download section: you will find a link to the SuSE packages.
>And if it can how would I go about installing it.
You need to install uudeview and db version 4 (they're on the SuSE CD, you can install them via Yast), then you can install the KLibido package (rpm -ivh KLibido-0.2.0...etc...)
> Thanks for any help you may offer.
You're welcome - Jan 04 2005

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>and leave the Gui to knode ?
- KNode GUI doesn't handle joining of binary articles.
- I'm quite sure a group with a million or more of headers brings KNode to its knees :)
- KLibido is multi-threaded, and I don't think threads can be used in IOSlaves (but I may be wrong here) - Dec 15 2004

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You can drag and drop any number of items around...if you can't, either there's a problem with your installation, or I seriously messed up something
>Its painstaking to have to do it one by one or to select them all using shift one by one with the only option to move them to the top of the list.
You can select select items with shift, ctrl, shift+ctrl (standard KDE multi select list), then D&D them where you want.
>This was also my biggest gripe with PAN for GNOME.
Yup, didn't like that, too :)
Thanks - Nov 17 2004

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I think it would be too much pain...everything is different: interface, network code (KNode uses non-threadsafe KExtendedSocket whereas KLibido uses plain unix sockets), data structures...I wouldn't know where to start.
>I agree that KNode is an excellent newsreader;
>it's just a bit lacking in the areas that KLibido happens to cover exactly. :)
...that's why I wrote it ;-]
> Way to go, Bauno!
Thanks :) - Oct 28 2004

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...As for kde 3.2: version 0.11 of klibido has problems with kde 3.2...try version 0.12, which I'm about to release. - Oct 27 2004

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#include "errno.h"
I will try to address this in the 0.12 release (which shouldn't be too far away) - Oct 22 2004

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/usr/include/db_185.h -> db4/db_185.h
/usr/include/db_cxx.h -> db4/db_cxx.h
/usr/include/db.h -> db4/db.h - Oct 21 2004

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1) ENOMEM undeclared: this is defined in errno.h, which is included by db.h, so this may depend on the first problem you've found. I don't now how you fixed it, but on Fedora, BDB's headers are in include/db4/db*.h, *all* symlinked in /usr/include
2) get_env not found. This is my fault, get_env() is present only on BDB >= 4.2. Since it's not a crucial function, I will make a 0.11 release shortly, which should compile correctly on db 4.x - Oct 18 2004

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Yenc: supported (klibido supports all encoding formats supported by UUenview)
Download link: Sorry, I was in a hurry and uploaded the RPM instaed of putting a link to the sf page...this should now be correct.
BTW, "i386" is just a convention...the rpm is in fact for i686 and above. And the program is untested with "gentoo like :)" optimizations (-O3 and such)
Thanks for your comment ;) - Oct 16 2004