Quoting Jim Long <[email protected]>:
Once Galen told me to 'cd Evergreen', all of the above went just swimmingly.
Even 'git rebase origin master' said everything was up to date.
There was a typo in my original email, that should be
git rebase origin/master
Without the / it does something very different. If you do the above,
you will get conflicts.
Bill's instructions are out of date. The autogen.sh script has been
removed. The README now instructs that you run autoreconf -i. There
should also be a more up to date version of the FreeBSD install
instructions in the docs directory on the FreeBSD-compat branch. The
file path is docs/eg-freebsd.txt from the git root. However, that
documentation hasn't been updated in 6 months so you may need to check
for drift between these instructions and the README.
OpenSRF installs pretty much as-is following the directions in
eg-freebsd.txt. You will need the freebsd-compat branch in order to
install Evergreen.
It seems my obstacle now is that I have no file docs/eg-freebsd.txt.
eg_test : 15:42:57 /home/opensrf/Evergreen# find . -type d -name docs
./docs
eg_test : 15:43:00 /home/opensrf/Evergreen# find ./docs -type f | grep -i bsd
eg_test : 15:43:07 /home/opensrf/Evergreen#
Did you do the above after doing the git checkout -b freebsd-compat
working/user/dyrcona/freebsd-compat ? If so, the file *should* be there.
Doing the git rebase may have switched branches on you. I'd try a git
checkout freebsd-compat to make sure.
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Jason Stephenson
Assistant Director for Technology Services
Merrimack Valley Library Consortium
Chief Bug Wrangler, Evergreen ILS
