lulol

The log you posted may be truncated? Since you have ocaml-4.13 I guess that the problem is about the `unsafe-string` issue not being allowed in newer versions so you could...

To even attempt to build the GUI the resulting configuration options output must show a line like ([see full example](https://github.com/ygrek/mldonkey/issues/68#issuecomment-1172986365)): ` - GUI support GTK2 GUI` Otherwise don't bother to...

After the line: `2022/07/09 16:54:14 [cO] Logging in /home/bandura/.mldonkey/mlnet.log` There should be another one showing `[dMain] Core started` Did you try looking at the file `/home/bandura/.mldonkey/mlnet.log` to check if there...

For a clean ununtu bionic install (using the bare minimum official docker container) these packages seems that are sufficient to build all (except `mlgui.static` because it looks for the libraries...

@nagius Dockerfile fails to compile with the default ubuntu (`ubuntu:latest`) as is currently setup. `ubuntu:latest` uses OCaml version 4.13.1 configured with `-force-safe-string` while the mldonkey master use `unsafe-string` in `configure.in`...

`List.nth` won't keep only the right part but only the nth element of the split string. This works because there are no simple options containing an '-'. And `String.split_on_char` is...

That would be nice, even if it delays [the new release ygrek just recently promised](http://mldonkey.sourceforge.net/forums/viewtopic.php?p=32711#32711). :wink: Meanwhile you could use the [GeoIP Legacy Databases (DAT)](https://www.miyuru.lk/geoiplegacy), which are in the compatible...

You may try removing `--enable-batch` from the `./configure` options as I suggested above and watch if `lablgtk2` is being properly downloaded and installed after being prompted. And verify that there...

@dchmelik `git checkout 6de7bff` or `git checkout release-3-1-7-2` or download [6de7bff](https://github.com/ygrek/mldonkey/archive/6de7bffad7a26b61880e0fb2a9fe460abd7bc38f.zip) or [release-3-1-7-2](https://github.com/ygrek/mldonkey/releases/tag/release-3-1-7-2) or go to the github pull-down menu labeled master and change to `release-3-1-7-2` tag, then click the...

Stopping the core before removing and then recreating the empty files (with 0 downloaded bytes) prior to starting it again they should be recognized and not cause trouble, but don't...