0000465: aMule does not always compute MD5 hashs correctly

(0001022)
Kry (manager)
2005-06-02 03:43

I blame gentoo and --enable-optimize. Try without the optimize flags.

(0001023)
einheitlix (reporter)
2005-06-02 04:02

I tried without --enable-optimize. Exact same error occurs.

I would have been suprised if it had worked, for on my other machine, also running Gentoo, and with the same configure options (also --enable-optimize), it works fine.

The only difference between the two machines is that the one is AMD64 and the other Athlon XP. So,
- either it's because of some library that aMule uses and that is different on these two systems, which could be the case because sometimes, a package marked stable for x86 is not marked stable for amd64 and vice-versa,
- or the error lies in the architecture itself

I can't really think of any other possibility, because I don't see any other differences between both machines. If you want me to try anything else, go on :)

(0001024)
Kry (manager)
2005-06-02 04:06

You not getting the point ;) I use a pure64 debian distro. It's all 64. IT's working here. Gentoo's fault :P

(0001025)
stefanero (updater)
2005-06-02 18:17

I use gentoo aswell.... :-/
I have a suse64 on a 2nd partition I will try there this evening

(0001026)
einheitlix (reporter)
2005-06-03 00:49

> You not getting the point ;) I use a pure64 debian distro. It's all 64. IT's working here. Gentoo's fault :P

Of course, it could be due tu some Gentoo specific configuration. I just wanted to say it has nothing to do with --enable-optimize :)

However, note that on my other x86 machine, which is also running Gentoo, it works. So at least it doesn't *always* happen under Gentoo. Maybe only under Gentoo on a 64 bit box or so ;-)

It will be interesting to see whether it works for Stefan unde SuSE.

Couldn't you "isolate" the MD5 encoding in a single standalone application? That way I could try it out under several different configurations on different machines, maybe I would be able to narrow down the problem :)

(0001027)
Kry (manager)
2005-06-03 01:23

Ok, I already assigned to me. Happy? :P

I'll take a look to isolate the md5, but after 2.0.2 release (don't worry, it was schedules for yesterday so shouldn't take more than 2 or 3 years)

(0001028)
einheitlix (reporter)
2005-06-03 01:28

Very happy indeed :-P

See you in two or three years, then... ;-)

(0001033)
stefanero (updater)
2005-06-03 21:06

ok tested under fc3 under 64b, same problem as under gentoo,

you calculate a md5sum in console, add it to the amule.conf file as EC pass

when you start amuleweb, and type your pass

->access denied

stefanero

(0001037)
Kry (manager)
2005-06-04 21:19

Fixed on CVS (not on 2.0.2)

Issue History
Date Modified	Username	Field	Change
2005-06-01 17:38	einheitlix	New Issue
2005-06-02 03:43	Kry	Note Added: 0001022
2005-06-02 04:02	einheitlix	Note Added: 0001023
2005-06-02 04:06	Kry	Note Added: 0001024
2005-06-02 18:17	stefanero	Note Added: 0001025
2005-06-03 00:49	einheitlix	Note Added: 0001026
2005-06-03 01:22	Kry	Status	new => assigned
2005-06-03 01:22	Kry	Assigned To	=> Kry
2005-06-03 01:23	Kry	Note Added: 0001027
2005-06-03 01:28	einheitlix	Note Added: 0001028
2005-06-03 21:06	stefanero	Note Added: 0001033
2005-06-04 21:19	Kry	Status	assigned => resolved
2005-06-04 21:19	Kry	Fixed in Version	=> CVS
2005-06-04 21:19	Kry	Resolution	open => fixed
2005-06-04 21:19	Kry	Note Added: 0001037

Notes
(0001022) Kry (manager) 2005-06-02 03:43	I blame gentoo and --enable-optimize. Try without the optimize flags.

(0001023) einheitlix (reporter) 2005-06-02 04:02	I tried without --enable-optimize. Exact same error occurs. I would have been suprised if it had worked, for on my other machine, also running Gentoo, and with the same configure options (also --enable-optimize), it works fine. The only difference between the two machines is that the one is AMD64 and the other Athlon XP. So, - either it's because of some library that aMule uses and that is different on these two systems, which could be the case because sometimes, a package marked stable for x86 is not marked stable for amd64 and vice-versa, - or the error lies in the architecture itself I can't really think of any other possibility, because I don't see any other differences between both machines. If you want me to try anything else, go on :)

(0001024) Kry (manager) 2005-06-02 04:06	You not getting the point ;) I use a pure64 debian distro. It's all 64. IT's working here. Gentoo's fault :P

(0001025) stefanero (updater) 2005-06-02 18:17	I use gentoo aswell.... :-/ I have a suse64 on a 2nd partition I will try there this evening

(0001026) einheitlix (reporter) 2005-06-03 00:49	> You not getting the point ;) I use a pure64 debian distro. It's all 64. IT's working here. Gentoo's fault :P Of course, it could be due tu some Gentoo specific configuration. I just wanted to say it has nothing to do with --enable-optimize :) However, note that on my other x86 machine, which is also running Gentoo, it works. So at least it doesn't always happen under Gentoo. Maybe only under Gentoo on a 64 bit box or so ;-) It will be interesting to see whether it works for Stefan unde SuSE. Couldn't you "isolate" the MD5 encoding in a single standalone application? That way I could try it out under several different configurations on different machines, maybe I would be able to narrow down the problem :)

(0001027) Kry (manager) 2005-06-03 01:23	Ok, I already assigned to me. Happy? :P I'll take a look to isolate the md5, but after 2.0.2 release (don't worry, it was schedules for yesterday so shouldn't take more than 2 or 3 years)

(0001028) einheitlix (reporter) 2005-06-03 01:28	Very happy indeed :-P See you in two or three years, then... ;-)

(0001033) stefanero (updater) 2005-06-03 21:06	ok tested under fc3 under 64b, same problem as under gentoo, you calculate a md5sum in console, add it to the amule.conf file as EC pass when you start amuleweb, and type your pass ->access denied stefanero

(0001037) Kry (manager) 2005-06-04 21:19	Fixed on CVS (not on 2.0.2)

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