[And the funny thing is that it depends on it...] 0000000000014bc0 T ne_207_create 0000000000014a40 T ne_207_destroy 0000000000014a20 T ne_207_get_current_propstat 0000000000014a10 T ne_207_get_current_response 0000000000014a00 T ne_207_set_propstat_handlers 00000000000149f0 T ne_207_set_response_handlers 0000000000018340 T ne__negotiate_ssl 000000000000d530 T ne__reqhook_pre_send 0000000000014a30 T ne_accept_207 000000000000d280 T ne_accept_2xx 000000000000d270 T ne_accept_always 0000000000017e30 T ne_acl_set 000000000000fae0 T ne_add_depth_header 000000000000dd50 T ne_add_request_header 000000000000d400 T ne_add_response_body_reader 0000000000018a60 T ne_addr_destroy 0000000000018a20 T ne_addr_error 0000000000018ae0 T ne_addr_first 0000000000018aa0 T ne_addr_next 0000000000018b30 T ne_addr_resolve 00000000000180e0 T ne_addr_result 0000000000012ab0 T ne_ascii_to_md5 00000000000119b0 T ne_asctime_parse 0000000000010680 T ne_base64 000000000000e8e0 T ne_begin_request 00000000000104a0 T ne_buffer_altered 0000000000010d30 T ne_buffer_append 0000000000010f10 T ne_buffer_clear 0000000000010de0 T ne_buffer_concat 0000000000010850 T ne_buffer_create 0000000000010b70 T ne_buffer_destroy 0000000000010b60 T ne_buffer_finish 0000000000010d00 T ne_buffer_grow 0000000000010800 T ne_buffer_ncreate 0000000000010da0 T ne_buffer_zappend 0000000000012030 T ne_calloc 000000000000f4c0 T ne_close_connection [....]
Is that something Gentoo's ebuild introduces, or GNOME ships? Once upon a time neon was a dependency of evolution, but maybe they froze it in for some (bad, but hey) reason AfC
I just checked out the code to make sure. We add a RDEPEND on neon while gnome-vfs doesn't allow building with system's library. Last date in the imported lib's Changelog is "Sun Sep 12 19:21:30 2004" so I guess it's pretty old.
for 2.22, I just removed the dep. Not sure this is ever going to be fixed unless we are provided with patches because gnome-vfs is supposed to die in favor of gvfs.
No-one cares about gnome-vfs now, we'll just let it slowly die away :) And FWIW, gvfs now uses libsoup...
