Re: openldap-server exit on signal 6 on 11.1 (and not in 10.3)

Hi, On Fri, Feb 9, 2018 at 12:33 AM joris dedieu wrote: > Dear porters, > > While moving from 10.3 to 11.1, I get an issue on openldap execution. > slapd dies (pid 29087 (slapd), uid 389: exited on signal 6) on some > complex but reproducible operations. > > We worked

make package, register Error code 70 Stop.

Hi ports@ On 2 boxes with current src/ & ports/, I've been running (native in /usr/ports/ not poudriere) various cd /usr/ports/___/___ ; make package-recursive , I got tired of repeated Error code 70, samples below, so I wrote a temporary patch which fixes it, below. In case its relevant: My

Re: openldap-server exit on signal 6 on 11.1 (and not in 10.3)

On 9 Feb 2018, at 09:33, joris dedieu wrote: > > Dear porters, > > While moving from 10.3 to 11.1, I get an issue on openldap execution. > slapd dies (pid 29087 (slapd), uid 389: exited on signal 6) on some > complex but reproducible operations. > > We worked around

Re: FreeBSD Palemoon branding violation

Le Baron d’Merde wrote: That also depends on the jurisdiction. Sweden, seems to be the case. Not really - its just harder or easier. Un-registered trademarks has almost no protection in my country (not sweden) for instance. Correct. It is possible to win a legal dispute for a

openldap-server exit on signal 6 on 11.1 (and not in 10.3)

Dear porters, While moving from 10.3 to 11.1, I get an issue on openldap execution. slapd dies (pid 29087 (slapd), uid 389: exited on signal 6) on some complex but reproducible operations. We worked around this bug by returning less elements from the request. While my dear colleges are trying to

mod_pagespeed

Hello anybody know if it's any progress on updating the port www/mod_pagespeed from apache22 to apache24 ? /Hasse signature.asc Description: PGP signature

Re: FreeBSD Palemoon branding violation

@lbutlr writes: > Speaking with some experience it is nearly impossible to enforce > a ™ trademark, especially if there are other trademarks of the > word or phrase or name. If you want to use McDonald’s in your > name for a hardware store you better be sure you get a ® for it > if you want