Thanks for the feedback! With that I would like to propose the following:
Unless anyone speaks up in the next 2 weeks, I propose to delete
benchmarks/tsung.
In case anyone still wants to keep the port, I'll apply my originally proposed
patches.
On 2025-06-01 22:48, Greg Steuck wrote:
Volker Schlecht <openbsd-po...@schlecht.dev> writes:
benchmarks/tsung currently suffers from a number of compilation
and runtime errors when compiling/running on OTP versions > 25
All that is needed to fix that, has been documented in a number
of issues, and pull requests, but it appears that there isn't a
lot of drive left in the project (and possibly its user base)
anymore.
I've applied the already proposed changes and filled the gaps
with a few patches of my own, and the result passes tests (save
one test, which has always been failing on OpenBSD).
While at first glance it appears the some of the patches disable
SSL verification, those are just reinstating the behavior that
tsung always had: Erlang changed the default behavior for SSL
connections from not-verifying to verifying, and tsung leans on the
old default.
Not nice, but also nothing new ... changing it without breaking
existing setups is beyond the length I want to invest in this
port :-)
With these changes, we could move tsung to use MODERL_DEFAULT_VERSION
and get rid of erlang/25 and erlang/26 eventually.
Thoughts? Opinions?
I'm OK with you pushing this into our tree as you still did the work.
I'm also OK with deleting this port entirely.
Thanks
Greg
