Re: dependency on correct openssl?

Please have a bit of patience. MacPorts did a wholesale move to openssl 1.1.1 yesterday. We scoped out most of the build failures prior, but there are a few that have cropped up. Some of the ones you listed have already been fixed. Best, Ken

dependency on correct openssl?

I see the following: sh-3.2$ port list openssl\* openssl@1.1.1c devel/openssl openssl10 @1.0.2s devel/openssl10 openssl11 @1.1.1c devel/openssl11 sh-3.2$ sh-3.2$ sh-3.2$ port installed openssl\* The

Re: dependency on correct openssl?

No big, except how can I check, short of attempting port rev-upgrade on a regular basis, when the fixes are available? I think kdelibs4 is also one that may want the older 1.0.x. > On Sep 8, 2019, at 02:44, Ken Cunningham > wrote: > > Please have a bit of patience. > > MacPorts did a

Re: dependency on correct openssl?

The stragglers are being tweaked as fast as we find them, eg kdelibs4 You can check the git repo, or use ports.macports.org to see how the build is going, or check the tickets to see if yours has been fixed already. Feel free to open up some tickets if

Re: Mail server install questions

I’ve bitten the bullet, uninstalled everything mail-server related I already had (though apparently, while I did uninstall dovecot, mail-server still thought I had it installed without solr) and installed the mail-server port. As I did not have Java/JavaSDK installed (and now I have to because

Re: Mail server install questions

Bill Cole wrote: > The dovecot2 port does have less active maintenance than it should, but > the broader (predominantly Linux) community is huge, the official wiki > (https://wiki.dovecot.org) is reasonably complete and up-to-date, and > development is robustly led by a going commercial entity:

Re: Mail server install questions

> On 8 Sep 2019, at 12:00, Gerben Wierda wrote: > > Also, I would like to influence the host, domain, and old for the > auto-configuration. Is there a way to do that? I would like to run the > mail-server configuration stage again with the correct names Answering myself: in Server.app: set

Re: Mail server install questions

On 8 Sep 2019, at 18:10, Steven Smith wrote: > >>> Also, I would like to influence the host, domain, and old for the >>> auto-configuration. Is there a way to do that? I would like to run the >>> mail-server configuration stage again with the correct names >> >> Answering myself: in

Re: dependency on correct openssl?

On 8 Sep 2019, at 2:44, Ken Cunningham wrote: Please have a bit of patience. MacPorts did a wholesale move to openssl 1.1.1 yesterday. It would be very helpful to have notice of changes this big. I made the mistake of trying an off-schedule 'upgrade outdated' yesterday and ran in to a

Re: Mail server install questions

> I was wondering, btw, how the situation was regarding push notifications to > iOS devices. I’m motivated to address that every time I have to wait two seconds for my email cache to refresh… I’ll get to that after I clear off some other items on the plate. > I wish you had not put DNS in the

Re: dependency on correct openssl?

All your points are fair. To be honest, the PR for the openssl upgrade was in the PR queue for six months, and it was perceived that all the relevant ports that would be affected had been identified and fixed... shows you how good we are are guessing that! MacPorts waited about a year more

Re: Mail server install questions

> On 8 Sep 2019, at 21:06, Steven Smith wrote: > > Again, this isn’t an issue. Just don’t load dns-server. Or delete the port. > It’s not even part of the mail-server launch daemon: > https://github.com/macports/macports-ports/blob/master/mail/mail-server/Portfile > >

Re: Mail server install questions

> Both dns-server and logrotate are not proper parts of a mail-server, they are > potential runtime dependencies. Whoops that’s right. I can include these as a variant. In the meantime just load each service individually. Please let me know if there are other requested mods or issues.

Re: dependency on correct openssl?

On 8 Sep 2019, at 15:05, Ken Cunningham wrote: All your points are fair. To be honest, the PR for the openssl upgrade was in the PR queue for six months, and it was perceived that all the relevant ports that would be affected had been identified and fixed... shows you how good we are are

upgrading llvm 8 - cmake not found

Hi! it appears I have a stupid issue while running "port upgrade outdated" on 10.6: Warning: No port cmake found in the index. --->  Computing dependencies for llvm-8.0. Error: Dependency 'cmake' not found. Error: Follow https://guide.macports.org/#project.tickets to report a bug. but I

Re: Mail server install questions

>> Also, I would like to influence the host, domain, and old for the >> auto-configuration. Is there a way to do that? I would like to run the >> mail-server configuration stage again with the correct names > > Answering myself: in Server.app: set 'Computer Name’ to th eFQDN (just as > Host

Re: upgrading llvm 8 - cmake not found

brief typo in the Portfile was fixed. try updating your ports and give it another go. K