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I just noticed this warning from the autoreconf portion of the buildbot log: autoreconf: running: automake --no-force include/Makefile.am:9: shell unset LANG && svnversion -n $(top_srcdir: non-POSIX variable name include/Makefile.am:9: (probably a GNU make extension) include/Makefile.am:10: shell if test "$(SVNREV: non-POSIX variable name include/Makefile.am:10: (probably a GNU make

Hi Charles, while finishing the Testing release, I faced an autoreconf issue on Testing, linked to the below change (to its non application on Testing in fact): include/Makefile.am:9: shell unset LANG && svnversion -n $(top_srcdir: non-POSIX variable name include/Makefile.am:9: (probably a GNU make extension) include/Makefile.am:10: shell if test "$(SVNREV: non-POSIX variable name

This is the patch to include SVN revision level in version number displays. There should be two enclosures; the patch itself and a new source file. common/upsversion.c. upversion.c defines a single function. upsversion(), that returns a version string for display. Some Makefile trickery ensures that this file will be recompiled whenever the project's SVN revision level has changed since it

Hello all, I''d like to report a tricky situation and a workaround I''ve found useful - hope this helps someone in similar situations. To cut the long story short, I could not properly mount some datasets from a readonly pool, which had a non-"legacy" mountpoint attribute value set, but the mountpoint was not available (directory absent or not empty). In this case

Hi all Has anyone done any testing with dedup with OI? On opensolaris there is a nifty "feature" that allows the system to hang for hours or days if attempting to delete a dataset on a deduped pool. This is said to be fixed, but I haven''t seen that myself, so I''m just wondering... I''ll get a 10TB test box released for testing OI in a few weeks, but before

Benjamin Kramer <benny.kra at googlemail.com> writes: > In the current version of my patch the revision is only updated on a > re-configure/CMake. On a second thought that is quite stupid. But I'm > not sure what's the best way to fix this. I guess we need to add a > target which is always run to llvm-config's Makefile ... This is easy: see the logic for

>>>> Where you set the revision number? >>> >>> I do not want to set the revision number in a source file every >>> time I >>> do 'svn update' :) >>> >> >> Ok, so I'm confused. Don't you want the svn revision number to be >> shown when you do llvm-gcc --version? So why wouldn't you want to >>

Hi, I've downloaded the samba 3.6.12 OpenCSW package. I joined openindiana to the the active directory, winbind seems to work fine, I see all the users with "wbinfo -u". However, my samba server is not starting. It seems that there is no network card found. 2013/03/06 10:40:39.068405, 0] lib/interface.c:543(load_interfaces) WARNING: no network interfaces found [2013/03/06

On Jul 10, 2008, at 11:17 AM, Tanya M. Lattner wrote: > > Where exactly are you suggesting to put the svnversion number in the > version string then? I forgot to include version.c change. Right now, I just append svnversion number at the end. - Devang Index: version.c =================================================================== --- version.c (revision 53385) +++ version.c

Full_Name: Bill Dunlap Version: 2.8.0dev OS: Windows XP Submission from: (NULL) (70.98.76.47) I tried for the first time to build R from source on Windows, where I got the source code via svn. Per the Installation and Administration manual, I altered src\gnuwin32\MkRules so it had the the locally correct paths to HTML Help Workshop and Inno Setup 5. I also set USE_SVNVERSION=yes, as suggested

Hello! I've just built my first samba4 (4.0.5) on an OpenIndiana machine without any problems. But when it comes to the provision step the problems begin. Everything is fine, if I call samba-tool with the --use-ntvfs option. But I want to use samba4 with s3fs because of the support for newer SMB protocol versions. But when I call samba-tool without --use-ntvfs option I got the following:

As a napp-it user who recently needs to upgrade from NexentaCore I recently saw "preferred for OpenIndiana live but running under Illumian, NexentaCore and Solaris 11 (Express)" as a system recommendation for napp-it. I wonder about the future of OpenIndiana and Illumian, which fork is likely to see the most continued development, in your opinion? Thanks.

I'm about to deploy en OpenIndiana (the heir of OpenSolaris) box as my main iSCSI backend. However, all attempts at getting NUT 2.6 to work with my usbhid-ups cyberpower has resulted in the driver going down with a segmentation fault. Is there a known problem with nut+usb+openindiana (opensolaris), or am I just doing something wrong? //Svein --

git has an interface for cloning SVN repositories into git which some users might decide to use. For those users' surprise, the repository will always fail to build on svnonly target and it will exit early. The problem is simple enough to fix by just checking if a .git directory exists in top_builddir and, if so, call git svn info insstead of svn info. Note, however, that this only supports

I'm trying to get Dovecot working with Virtual Users and Sendmail on OpenIndiana 151a7. OpenIndiana is the Open Source continuation of OpenSolaris after Oracle tried to kill it off a couple of years ago shortly after acquiring Sun Microsystems. I'm not sure if this is so much a Dovecot problem, as much of a Sendmail problem. I thought this would probably be a better list to start with,

Hello, the "R Installation and Administration" handbook states in Section C 5.1: For ?amd64? the builds have failed to complete in several different ways, currently with relocation errors for libRblas.so. To fix it: add '-shared' to the SHLIB_LDFLAGS, SHLIB_CXXLDFLAGS and SHLIB_FCLDFLAGS before starting configure. So the complete set of variables' values sufficient to

> I suppose to be annoyingly pedantic about it you could require a > network connection for the build, check svn info and svn status and > then set the version string based on whether or not there are local > patches applied to the checkout - but that would probably fall under > neurotic :) Using svnversion (as the original patch does) does exactly this. It outputs the rev

Hi, after a flaky 8-drive Linux RAID10 just shredded about 2 TByte worth of my data at home (conveniently just before I could make a backup) I''ve decided to both go full redundancy as well as all zfs at home. A couple questions: is there a way to make WD20EFRX (2 TByte, 4k sectors) and WD200FYPS (4k internally, reported as 512 Bytes?) work well together on a current OpenIndiana? Which

G'day, I'm in the process of fixing a long broken rsync backup on a couple of servers. The old system rsync'd a Linux (CentOS 5) server onto a Opensolaris/OpenIndiana server but didn't worry about ownership or permissions, across an expensive WAN link. All the ownerships and permissions are different to the original box on the OI box. I now have a virtual CentOS 5 box that I

-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA256 Hi! We are setting up a new file server on an OpenIndiana box (oi_148). The spool is run-in version 28, so the "aclmode" option is gone. The server has to serve files to Linux, OSX and windows. Because of the missing aclmode option, we are getting nuts with the file permissions. I read a whole lot about the problem and the pros and cons