Hi Frithjof,
> Thanks, works fine.
Great! :)
> The Makefile still needs some modifications, but I don't think that
> introducing
> more complexity there would be the right thing.
Yes, let's keep it simple. The Makefile would need a lot more variations to be
completely general, and is easier
On Wed Dec 22, 2021 at 5:32 PM CET, Alexander Burger wrote:
> I've included your patch, and released a new pil21 (version 21.12.22).
> Can you
> check when you have time?
Thanks, works fine.
$ pil @lib/xhtml.l @lib/http.l --server
and
$ bin/httpGate
$ echo $?
0
$ curl
Hi Frithjof,
> attached is a small patch to make httpGate work on OpenBSD (IPV6 only).
> Tested successfully.
Cool, thanks a lot!
I've included your patch, and released a new pil21 (version 21.12.22). Can you
check when you have time?
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Hi Alex, hi Mike,
attached is a small patch to make httpGate work on OpenBSD (IPV6 only). Tested
successfully.
diff --git a/src/httpGate.c b/src/httpGate.c
index dc8b58d..6c4f2be 100644
--- a/src/httpGate.c
+++ b/src/httpGate.c
@@ -232,8 +232,10 @@ static int gatePort(unsigned short port) {
On 11.05.21 10:30, Mike wrote:
>>
>> I will try to find out more. The problem is in 'listen' so the 'wait' or
>> 'accept'. I can send from PicoLisp to a listening netcat, but sending
>> from netcat to a listening PicoLisp hangs.
>
> Please run your code on latest pil21 from now or show us example
>
> I will try to find out more. The problem is in 'listen' so the 'wait' or
> 'accept'. I can send from PicoLisp to a listening netcat, but sending
> from netcat to a listening PicoLisp hangs.
Please run your code on latest pil21 from now or show us example of code.
BTW, sending over udp works:
hi all,
> pil21 on OpenBSD still works fine, except for networking, because 'port'
> in @lib/net.l creates an IPv6 socket (domain AF_INET6), and then tries
> to set the IPV6_V6ONLY option. This option is read-only in OpenBSD and
> always set to true.
OpenBSD is not tier1 support system and
Hi, Alex,
On 11.05.21 07:25, Alexander Burger wrote:
>> I tried to remove those few lines and use IPv6-only for some tests, but
>> so far wasn't successful. So I resorted to just use PicoLisp on Linux,
>> which is fine by me ;)
> Can anybody try to find out what else goes wrong?
I will try to
Hi Mike,
> OpenBSD is not tier1 support system and requires additional request to fix
> portability.
> Apply this patch and (port) will start work on OpenBSD, tested.
Cool, thanks! This seems the same as the conditional I've just inserted into
@lib/net.l and released. So it should work now.
☺/
Hi Frithjof,
> The comments in @lib/net.l indicate, that it was at least expected, that
> this wouldn't work on OpenBSD.
Looking into pil64, I see that this setsockopt() call was conditionally
assembled only for non-OpenBSD. So I now did the same for pil21 and released it.
> I tried to remove
Hi all,
pil21 on OpenBSD still works fine, except for networking, because 'port'
in @lib/net.l creates an IPv6 socket (domain AF_INET6), and then tries
to set the IPV6_V6ONLY option. This option is read-only in OpenBSD and
always set to true.
https://man.openbsd.org/ip6.4#IPV6_V6ONLY
>> Cool, good news! Thanks a lot!
Updated for OpenBSD
https://git.envs.net/mpech/pil21-tests/src/branch/master/INSTALL-.md
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> Is there a simpler way?
No, let me describe my steps then if you interested in.
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Hi!
On 09.03.21 16:26, Alexander Burger wrote:
>> I have successfully compiled and run tests for pil21 on openbsd 6.8
>> Documentation and full system portability is a question of future research.
>>
>> [...]
>> : (call 'uname '-a)
>> OpenBSD openbsd.localdomain 6.8 GENERIC.MP#5 amd64
>> [...]
>
hi all,
I have successfully compiled and run tests for pil21 on openbsd 6.8
Documentation and full system portability is a question of future research.
$ pil +
: (version)
21.3.5
-> (21 3 5)
: (call 'uname '-a)
OpenBSD openbsd.localdomain 6.8 GENERIC.MP#5 amd64
: (** 2 222)
->
Hi Mike,
> I have successfully compiled and run tests for pil21 on openbsd 6.8
> Documentation and full system portability is a question of future research.
>
> $ pil +
> : (version)
> 21.3.5
> -> (21 3 5)
> : (call 'uname '-a)
> OpenBSD openbsd.localdomain 6.8 GENERIC.MP#5 amd64
> : (** 2 222)
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