On 10 Jun 2014, at 7:11 pm, Stuart Henderson <st...@openbsd.org> wrote:
> On 2014/06/10 14:34, Anders Jensen-Waud wrote: >> >> I have ported InspIRCd - a “lightweight modular” IRC server written in C++ >> to OpenBSD. So far I have tested the port on amd64. Please see attached >> tarball. >> > > relies on pluggable modules -> should be SHARED_ONLY, and merge > PFRAG.shared into PLIST in place of the %%shared%% tag > Done. > --uid=inspircd -> should have an underscore prefix (also check > that the port does actually build without the uid being present, > the user isn't created until pkg_add time) > Done. However, when running make install I now receive error that the user _inspircd does not exist. Shouldn't the ports infrastructure create it automatically as designated by the PLIST file? I have the following in my PLIST: @newgroup penvpn:731 @newuser _inspircd:731:_inspircd:daemon:InspIRCd:/nonexistent:/sbin/nologin The port is now unable to build. > needs @newuser in PLIST > Done (see above). > CONFIGURE_STYLE=gnu -> incorrect, that is only for autoconf > My bad, I didn't realise that. I change it to simple, and the configure process seems to run. > patch-configure -> unneeded, set MAKE_FILE Yep, thank you. > > bad DISTNAME, use DISTFILES to rename, see various other github ports > Done. > cleanup whitespace (space-tab on COMMENT/DISTNAME/CONFIGURE_ARGS) > Done. > license marker should be explicit that it's "GPLv2 only" > Done. > DESCR is a bit long, mentions features which are't in the package, and has > a spelling mistake > Done. New version attached, but it currently fails to build because of the missing user. Would appreciate some comments as to how I can fix it.
inspircd-v2.tar.gz
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-- Anders Jensen-Waud
