a bit, but it looks like there are still some issues. Before spending more time on this, I just wanted to ask around if there is already something available that works.
Is anyone already running husky on FreeBSD 13?
Is anyone already running husky on FreeBSD 13?
Did you try reading huskybse/INSTALL.asciidoc? Building Husky on
FreeBSD 13 works.
Did you try reading huskybse/INSTALL.asciidoc? Building Husky on
FreeBSD 13 works.
Didn't look into that for quite some time, but good point. ;-)
Well, I do have binaries meanwhile using an updated port setup, but
they all refuse to find their config files (which are of course present)). :-(
Maybe I should start over again and follow the INSTALL file...
Did you try reading huskybse/INSTALL.asciidoc? Building Husky on
FreeBSD 13 works.
Did you try reading huskybse/INSTALL.asciidoc? Building Husky on
FreeBSD 13 works.
Not for husky-all-1.9-source-20211014.zip:
husky-all-1.9-source-20210724.zip looks better, but also doesn't
include the CFGDIR setting to user home... strange, that's the
version I compiled before, but it still insists on getting it from
there ?!
husky-all-1.9-source-20210724.zip looks better, but also doesn't
include the CFGDIR setting to user home... strange, that's the
version I compiled before, but it still insists on getting it
from there ?!
$ strings /usr/local/lib/libfidoconfig.so|grep fido
libfidoconfig.so.1.9
~/fido/etc/husky
fidouserlist
Still don't know how it ended up there. Probably the best to redo everything and see if it can be reproduced.
Any chances there will be an updated FreeBSD port any time soon? Using
the package management is so much tidier...
BTW: INSTALL doc is as buggy and outdated as it always used to be...
;)
You should use this https://github.com/huskyproject/huskybse/blob/master/INSTALL.asciidoc
You should not take the sources from husky-all-1.9-source-xxx.zip but only from git.
Any chances there will be an updated FreeBSD port any time soon?
Using the package management is so much tidier...
I have no idea and I don't know who maintains the FreeBSD port of
Husky.
You should use this
https://github.com/huskyproject/huskybse/blob/master/INSTALL.asciidoc
Ah, now I see. :-)
I was still using the INSTALL files in the zip's from sourceforge.
Times are changing... Thanks for the pointer!
I somehow completely missed that this was moved to github. In case I
have something to contribute, should I fork and issue pull requests
I somehow completely missed that this was moved to github. In case I
have something to contribute, should I fork and issue pull requests
Yes, this is the regular way.
You should use this https://github.com/huskyproject/huskybse/blob/master/INSTALL.asciidoc
without any issues, but won't install:
<fido:~/husky13>
zsh 38 % gmake install
gmake: *** No rule to make target '/usr/local/include/huskylib/compiler.h', needed by 'hpt/Build/dep/txt2pkt.d'. Stop.
Just out of curiosity: Who else of the "old team" is still around?
You should use this
https://github.com/huskyproject/huskybse/blob/master/INSTALL.asci
idoc
This looks much nicer. I tried the init_build/build way now. It built without any issues, but won't install:
<fido:~/husky13>
zsh 38 % gmake install
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^without any issues, but won't install:
<fido:~/husky13>
zsh 38 % gmake install
gmake: *** No rule to make target
'/usr/local/include/huskylib/compiler.h', needed by
'hpt/Build/dep/txt2pkt.d'. Stop.
Oh, I overlooked that it already complained when building hpt. That's
the one that doesn't work, all others build and install just fine.
without any issues, but won't install:
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^<fido:~/husky13>
zsh 38 % gmake install
gmake: *** No rule to make target
'/usr/local/include/huskylib/compiler.h', needed by
'hpt/Build/dep/txt2pkt.d'. Stop.
Oh, I overlooked that it already complained when building hpt.
That's the one that doesn't work, all others build and install
just fine.
The underlined is wrong. The idea is that libraries headers are not installed to $(PREFIX)/include and during hpt build they are taken
from their regular directory. So it looks like you configured
something in a wrong way. There should be no
/usr/local/include/huskylib.
INSTALL.asciidoc says one should use
env SHELL=/bin/sh sudo -s gmake -j install
on FreeBSD.
The underlined is wrong. The idea is that libraries headers are not installed to $(PREFIX)/include and during hpt build they are taken
from their regular directory. So it looks like you configured
something in a wrong way. There should be no
/usr/local/include/huskylib.
Maybe these are some remnants from your previous builds.
Just out of curiosity: Who else of the "old team" is still around?
Andrew Clarke and Max Vasilyev.
Just out of curiosity: Who else of the "old team" is still
around?
Andrew Clarke and Max Vasilyev.
Are Stas Degteff and Max Chernogor still around?
Do you happen to know who is behind osharoiko@gmail.com?
Do you happen to know who is behind osharoiko@gmail.com?
Do you happen to know who is behind osharoiko@gmail.com?
Googled a bit: Oleg Sharoyko
(Nobody with that name was ever in the nodelist)
Are Stas Degteff and Max Chernogor still around?
Max Chernogor left Fidonet in 2012. Stas Degteff is still in the
nodelist but he did not appear in any echo I read for a long time.
Do you happen to know who is behind osharoiko@gmail.com?
Unfortunately not.
Do you happen to know who is behind osharoiko@gmail.com?
2:5061/26 Oleg Sharoiko from Rostov-on-Don 1996.10.18 - now
Do you happen to know who is behind osharoiko@gmail.com?
2:5061/26 Oleg Sharoiko from Rostov-on-Don 1996.10.18 - now
Good catch, that looks like a match.
Anyway, software is there now, thanks again! Let's do some testing...
Looks promising... Last thing to try is to get something sent out. ;)
- 06 Jan 21:16:19 [16105] VER binkd/1.0.4/FreeBSD binkp/1.1
So here his name is written with a 'y' vs the 'i' in the nodelist.
It might be some kind of translation issue from the Russian
alphabet...
Could you check if I am still on the team list (probably as "gerritkuehn")?
No, you are not.
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