I have no idea how to make an ebuild, but it seems there's been quite a version bump on this package. If someone would be kind enough to write an ebuild, we can bang on it, and get it all stable for everyone. :) Reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1. emerge --pretend qtorrent 2. see very low version number 3. google and discover much newer version Actual Results: I found that Qtorrent had a newer version available, although not at the originator's website. Expected Results: It should have had an ebuild for the newer version, masked with ~ I was able to find the source for 2.9.1 on the debian unstable web-page. Their bugtracker seems to think it's a development release, so hopefully adding it to portage will encourage other developers to work on it, as it had been quite out of date for a long time.
*** Bug 96760 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***
Re-assign, maintainer seems to be MIA.
2.9.3 is out: http://thegraveyard.org/files/
Qtorrent-2* is much more unstable than qtorrent-0.9. I had to patch it to compile even. I'm attaching this patch for futher use, but i won't bump it in portage.
Created attachment 77380 [details, diff] fix to compile qtorrent
(In reply to comment #4) > Qtorrent-2* is much more unstable than qtorrent-0.9. I had to patch it to > compile even. I'm attaching this patch for futher use, but i won't bump it in > portage. > Can we not make a (broken) ebuild, hard mask it, and let users decide if they want to fix it?
