That's my point. No need to bring it on to the mailing list, where now you are spreading information on a specific bug report in several different places. Now devs have to spend MORE time trying to fit all the pieces together. Get it?
It takes one to know one.
> I don't want to act like a smug idiot...
>
> You are.
Already there - http://jira.freeswitch.org/browse/FS-3923
> 1. The original patch modifications (hack_out_ogg.diff) made by my
> patch
> no longer use "relative" paths (i.e. "../../") and thus comply
> with any
> version of the patch used.
>
> Move to the JIRA.
Already there - http://jira.freeswitch.org/browse/FS-3923
> 2. My modifications made to the appropriate mod_shout Makefile are
> much
> better, because they use SHOUT_BUILDDIR, which is already defined in
> that Makefile, and do not rely on some hard-coded path ("../../../../"
> for example). In other words, I think:
>
> Move to the JIRA.
Are you blind or just stupid? For the last time - I HAVE ALREADY
> patch -d $(SHOUT_BUILDDIR) -p1 < hack_out_ogg.diff (which is what my
> patch proposes) is much better than:
> patch -p 6 -d ../../../../libs/libshout-2.2.2 < hack_out_ogg.diff
> (which
> is what Alexsey have proposed)
>
> Move to the JIRA. Seriously. This has already been mentioned several
> times. This stuff DOES NOT BELONG HERE. Bugs are to be reported in one
> place, http://jira.freeswitch.org. That's it. No if's. and's, or but's.
REPORTED THIS ON JIRA OVER 10 DAYS AGO - OTHERS HAVE DONE THE SAME 4
MONTHS AGO! Get it?
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