Arch required some adjustment. IIRC, had to install qt3 from AUR and manually change two symlinks in /usr/bin. Wasn't too bad to do, but the troubleshooting was a nightmare.
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Arch required some adjustment. IIRC, had to install qt3 from AUR and manually change two symlinks in /usr/bin. Wasn't too bad to do, but the troubleshooting was a nightmare.
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Looking good here :)
$ svn diff
index: Src/zones.h
===================================================================
--- src/zones.h (revision 848)
+++ src/zones.h (working copy)
@@ -800,7 +800,7 @@
{...
Note that this diff was taken against the old r842, not the recently-released 5.13.10.36 (r844). However, as I type this and attempt to generate a diff against that one as well, it turns out that...
Are you able to redact the personal info? If so, I'll take on the task of making that info configurable with either command-line flags or, if there's a bunch of them, a config file.
Also, when you're in the root of the svn tree:
svn revert -R .
svn up # This updates you to the latest codebase, in case it's changed
svn st | grep '^?' | sed 's/^?\s\+//' | xargs rm -vf
# ^...
patch -p0 < diff-150925.txt
:)
@Sigur no, I don't believe so. I haven't used MySEQ in many many years, but if I remember correctly, MySEQ works by having an agent sit on the box running the EQ client to read the EQ client's...
Can confirm that this was for Live. However, Live was patched again yesterday morning. ;)
I don't have a "baseline" for sniffing new opcodes/structs/etc, but I'm going to take one after there's...