Xavier:

We work closely with Apple and are testing your excellent
software for a localization routine for dynamic content at
Apple. We too need a running binary for Mac OS X Jaguar
(10.2.6) and then later Panther.

If you need a test platform, it's all yours. I will e-mail
you root SSH access for a G4 running 10.2.6 tomorrow, after
I set it up. That machine will be yours until further
notice. In return, perhaps you will help us put together a
binary for Darwin that does not end up in a segmentation fault?
 
> > I've compiled without any errors 3.23.20 on OS X Darwin
> > 6.6 using gcc 
> > 3.1. 
> 
> Can you try either to use gcc 2.95 or gcc 3.2 ? There were 
> problems reported with 3.1 and earlier releases
> 
> > The only problem so far is that I'm getting segmentation 
> faults when 
> > running httrack. 
> 
> Did you try using gdb to trace where the problem occurs?> 
> To enable symbol and debug:
> CFLAGS='-g -O0' ./configure && make && make install
> 
> And then, using gdb:
> 
> $ gdb httrack
> (gdb) set args www.foo.com -O /tmp/test
> (gdb) run
> ..
> <crash appears>
> (gdb) where
> <useful info>..
> (gdb) info local
> <useful info>..
> (gdb) info line
> <useful info>..
> 
> >Some sites gather OK and httrack exits without any 
> >errors, but on most sites it doesn't.
> 
> Can you give an example which 'always' crash if this is 
> possible ?> 
> > Any idea what might be causing this? 
> 
> Absolutely not :(
> httrack is tested on several platforms (i386, alpha 64-bit, 
> sparc 32/64) but NOT on OSX. I asked several times Apple if 
> they got an online access to an OSX box to test for 
> developpers like me (I do not have, unfortunately, neither 
> the money nor the space to have another server) as several 
> vendors like HP or IBM do, but they do not want to provide 
> such access :(
> 
> >A propos, has anyone
> > got a OS X 
> > binary that runs OK?> 
> Several folks tried to compile it, with success ; but there 
> is a lack of feedback
>