[Setup-tool-hackers] time module - this is really weird ...
- From: "Michael A. Peters" <mpeters mac com>
- To: setup-tool-hackers lists ximian com
- Subject: [Setup-tool-hackers] time module - this is really weird ...
- Date: 02 Jun 2003 23:13:15 -0700
when running gnome-system-tools 0.26.0 - the time tool worked.
In 2.26.1 - it completely stopped working. Couldn't even press the close
button.
Want to know what's weird, though?
when I copy the 0.26.0 copy of time-conf on top of the 0.26.1 version -
the tool works.
so i diffed the two files to see what is different. None of my changes
make a squat bit of difference. I have changed the file for my
environment (not a supported distro) - but none of my changes are in the
diff.
The diff output is attached. I can't see squat that should matter!
The only difference is the version number, and rh9/mandrake support.
Anyone know what's going on?
--- time-conf.works 2003-06-02 22:29:01.000000000 -0700
+++ time-conf 2003-06-02 23:01:02.000000000 -0700
@@ -59,11 +59,11 @@
# --- Tool information --- #
$name = "time";
-$version = "0.26.0";
+$version = "0.26.1";
@platforms = ("redhat-5.2", "redhat-6.0", "redhat-6.1", "redhat-6.2", "redhat-7.0", "redhat-7.1",
- "redhat-7.2", "redhat-7.3", "redhat-8.0",
+ "redhat-7.2", "redhat-7.3", "redhat-8.0", "redhat-9.0"
- "mandrake-7.1", "mandrake-7.2",
+ "mandrake-7.1", "mandrake-7.2", "mandrake-9.1",
"debian-2.2", "debian-woody", "debian-sarge",
@@ -427,9 +427,11 @@
"redhat-7.2" => "redhat-7.0",
"redhat-7.3" => "redhat-7.0",
"redhat-8.0" => "redhat-7.0",
+ "redhat-9.0" => "redhat-7.0",
"mandrake-7.1" => "redhat-7.0",
"mandrake-7.2" => "redhat-7.0",
+ "mandrake-9.1" => "redhat-7.0",
"debian-2.2" => "debian-2.2",
"debian-woody" => "debian-2.2",
@@ -559,7 +561,7 @@
[ "sync_active", \&gst_service_sysv_get_status, "ntpd" ],
[ "ntpinstalled", \&gst_service_sysv_installed, "ntpd" ],
]
- }
+ }
);
my $dist = $dist_map {$gst_dist};
@@ -582,9 +584,11 @@
"redhat-7.2" => "redhat-7.0",
"redhat-7.3" => "redhat-7.0",
"redhat-8.0" => "redhat-7.0",
+ "redhat-9.0" => "redhat-7.0",
"mandrake-7.1" => "redhat-7.0",
"mandrake-7.2" => "redhat-7.0",
+ "mandrake-9.1" => "redhat-7.0",
"debian-2.2" => "debian-2.2",
"debian-woody" => "debian-2.2",
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