Namecoin Forum

Will the binaries work on systems like Fedora which have crippled OpenSSL? How is that handled for your packages if you're not statically linking them? OpenSSL is a special case. My repo contains static openssl libs for the Fedora-based distributions which are used in building the *coin packages. B...

biolizard89 wrote:@pmc if you're able to provide a signed plain Linux binary (not a package) that would be awesome.

I can extract the binaries from the packages and sign them, if that's any help to you.
I cannot produce statically linked binaries, though.

I've updated my linux builds at http://software.opensuse.org/download.html?project=home%3Ap_conrad%3Acoins&package=namecoin You may want to apply the following patch to the main repo. It's not serious AFAICS as the return value isn't really used, but OBS refuses to build without it. --- namecoin-nc0...

My linux packages for Debian/openSUSE/Ubuntu at http://software.opensuse.org/download.html?project=home%3Ap_conrad%3Acoins&package=namecoin use the system openssl libraries, i. e. as soon as your system libraries have been updated, namecoin is safe. Packages for CentOS/Fedora/RHEL use static openssl...

https://bitsharestalk.org/index.php?board=50.0

They seem to focus on DNS only, unlike NMC.

Shell: indolering: yes, OpenSUSE have a package freeze policy on their main repo. Don't worry. The keyword here is "main repo". The namecoin package is in the "network" project, which is a development project. Meaning that getting updates in there will be just as quick and easy as getting it accept...

indolering wrote: That was fast! Are you sure you don't want to try submitting to any of the other repos? I promise I won't drag you into troubleshooting them :p

Yep, I'm sure.

Just noticed they've added NMC to their supported currencies: https://www.therocktrading.com/en/offers/NMCBTC

And yes, I would really love to see that in openSUSE. I will see if I can't round up anyone else to get things going. I'll see what I can do. Good news: my package has been accepted in the "network" project on openSUSE (that's where the bitcoin package lives, too): https://build.opensuse.org/packag...

This should be a fairly simple task as PMC is doing all of the backend work to make sure things are working. Well, not "all". The debian/ubuntu stuff on OBS creates debian/ubuntu packages from what is not a proper debian/ubuntu source package. The difference is mostly how patches and additional sou...