you could use a github gist if you like

Hey, so this was breaking because there's a new assert in glib that doesn't like it when you subtract days. It's really easy to fix (just change the add days to subtract days method) - but how do I submit a patch? Not very knowledgeable about doing this kind of thing outside of github.

To get this to build, add the following line to prepare:

sed -i "s: (Function\*)::" manage.c

Few notes about the PKGBUILD

make should normally invoked in the build function as stuff is being compiled. make install is fine where it is.
The last sed statement is propably unnecessary, since the /usr/bin move.
And lastly, the sed instruction in build() should be moved into prepare().
See PKGBUILDS Guidelines

This is a neat little program. But the PKGBUILD is somewhat wrong. Everything is in "build()" when the last "make... install..." and "sed..." lines should be in the "package()" function.

I fixed it, and pasted it on gist: https://gist.github.com/anonymous/5356027

Updated PKGBUILD: http://codepad.org/NxMG65av

- Updated correct SourceForge address
- Added new depend 'pkg-config' ... required or 'make' will fail

ok, I feel stupid now :D

It's working now...

I tried to make sure that it was not just me by trying it from my university as well (which didn't work), but well... looks like I made a mistake there.

Sorry to have bothered you and thank you for packaging this program!

No problem at all :D

Cheers!

ok, I feel stupid now :D

It's working now...

I tried to make sure that it was not just me by trying it from my university as well (which didn't work), but well... looks like I made a mistake there.

Sorry to have bothered you and thank you for packaging this program!

Hi, can you confirm that it is working now?

I am having no problem at all. Maybe it was just a temporary thing.