Lisandro Damián Nicanor Pérez Meyer: > On lunes, 18 de septiembre de 2017 05:37:03 -03 Chris Knadle wrote: >> Lisandro Damián Nicanor Pérez Meyer:
[Got and understood your other comments] <snip> >> And if all goes well, Qt 5.10 and mumble-1.3.x will both have stable >> releases in time to upload them to Unstable before the freeze for >> Buster. [Freeze sometime ~Jan 2019, I guess.] > > I think either you or me are missing a point here. Right now both qt4 and qt5 > use OpenSSL 1.0. So if mumbles uses OpenSSL 1.1 then it means that it is not > using Qt5's Network submodule, so it's not mixing OpenSSL versions (and if it > is, it has been lucky enough to avoid crashes). Oh. :-( Yes, at minimum I think I missed something. I had heard that Qt5 didn't work with OpenSSL 1.1, I didn't realize Qt4 was also using OpenSSL 1.0. :-( I believe Mumble /does/ use Qt4's SSL submodule, so I think it /is/ mixing OpenSSL versions right now. That's not optimal but I haven't seen problems using the package nor gotten new bug reports related to SSL issues thusfar. If I had known Qt4 was still using OpenSSL 1.0 I would have hardcoded a build-depends for mumble-1.2.x to use the same for the Stretch release. *shrug* Can't win 'em all, I suppose. > If this is the case then there is nothing sotpping mumble from being ported > to > Qt5. Sort of. Mumble 1.2.x won't build with Qt5, 1.3.x will, but 1.3.x is still in development and after the painful experience of a snapshot being in the Wheezy release, upstream (I think rightfully) asked me not to upload snapshots. I've been wanting to upload a snapshot to Experimental for testing purposes, but right now the 1.3.x source tarballs contain unreleasable files that would require building a -dfsg tarball. These files are normally stripped out by upstream for stable releases, but the script that builds the release tarballs needs updating after a lot of development/changes in mumble 1.3.x. Given how much time there is before the freeze for Buster I have hopes that this will all work out. right now it seems like things are in the "hurry up and wait" category. ;-) -- Chris -- Chris Knadle chris.kna...@coredump.us
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