While i am super rusty, if we need a non-prod FBSD install to beat on, i can always prop-up a VM.
I installed it on that 'box of crap' not long ago out of desperation, and enough memories did come back so i was able to get it to install ok, and some add-ons. Tho i wouldn't be able to use it for
I am not. What is the secret incantation that makes it build on FreeBSD?
Fri Sep 08 2023 22:41:47 EDT from IGnatius T Foobar Subject: Re: Removed background and restart from citserver.
Kitty -- I hope you're having good results on FreeBSD -- please let me know if it works for you.
Geez. I can't believe how much more stable Citadel Server is with this new improved backend. it was worth spending most of the summer working on this.
Kitty -- I hope you're having good results on FreeBSD -- please let me know if it works for you.
I've got a test running right now with the
>The rc system fully detaches it from the entire call stack, in the
>end it just looks like init ran the daemon. The rc system is really
>just a series of shell scripts, nothing too fancy. That's why PID
>files are so important, the rc system uses those to figure out which
>PID to
The rc system fully detaches it from the entire call stack, in the end it just looks like init ran the daemon. The rc system is really just a series of shell scripts, nothing too fancy. That's why PID files are so important, the rc system uses those to figure out which PID to send signals to.
FreeBSD's in-base (default) compiler is clang. Moving all of base from gcc to clang was a monumental effort.
Fri Sep 01 2023 23:30:53 EDT from IGnatius T Foobar Subject: Re: Removed background and restart from citserver.
All righty then. The current code in git master is running on FreeBSD.
All righty then. The current code in git master is running on FreeBSD.
Here's the deal:
1. You need ldap client library (`pkg install openldap26-client`) even if
you aren't using LDAP
2. `gmake` and `gcc` are required. It won't build with whatever FreeBSD
is using natively.
3. The
UUU---
Drive 0 on my desktop is fux0red.
This was my main workstation and also where I had my FreeBSD vm installed.
Time to rebuild.
nd just like that, my main machine at home bit the dust. *grumble*
>So FreeBSD's rc system sends a SIGTERM when you do "doas service
>citserver stop". This should run the same code that cleanly shuts
>down citserver when you do a ".ATN y" from the text client. All the
Perfect. That's exactly the desired behavior, and it will be "even more
that
So FreeBSD's rc system sends a SIGTERM when you do "doas service citserver stop". This should run the same code that cleanly shuts down citserver when you do a ".ATN y" from the text client. All the BSDs opurrate this way, and since it is a standard way of doing things, SMF
>citserver should exit cleanly when it receives a SIGINT, SIGQUIT, or
>SIGKILL.
>
>This may be why using FreeBSD's rc system caused badness on my
>system.
And it so happens that FreeBSD is the reason I pulled that section of code
out.
This is an opportunity to remove all
citserver should exit cleanly when it receives a SIGINT, SIGQUIT, or SIGKILL.
This may be why using FreeBSD's rc system caused badness on my system.
Thu Aug 31 2023 11:10:32 EDT from rss <> Subject: Removed background and restart from citserver.
These functions should be managed by an external
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