Hi there. I'd like to inform that, unfortunately, I had to switch my server to another OS. At the moment, I don't have enough disk space on my desktop to keep the -current OpenBSD installation, so I won't be able to build new versions of lyrebird.
Context: My OpenBSD server was a headless Raspberry Pi 4B running a Tor bridge, but the daemon in ports wasn't kept up-to-date on -stable (not even for security updates), which resulted in my bridge being flagged as "not recommended". I couldn't get any response from the port maintainer so far [2], and I don't think I can build it from source on this device. I've described the issue in more detail on the Tor Project forum [1]. I did learn a lot here. This is an amazing project, nonetheless, and I intend to try it again in the future. Thanks, everyone! [1] https://forum.torproject.org/t/tor-bridge-outdated-and-flagged-as-not-recommended-on-openbsd-7-8/21504 [2] https://marc.info/?l=openbsd-ports&m=177457496717778&w=2
