On Sun, Sep 29, 2024, 16:05 d wrote:
> I've found that I'm not the only one to ever run into trouble flushing
> ippools:
>
> ippool -F
> 0 objects flushed
>
> Even deleting all rules that use the pool from both ipf rule sets
> doesn't help.
>
> The workaround is to disable/re-enable ipfilter
>
>
I've found that I'm not the only one to ever run into trouble flushing
ippools:
ippool -F
0 objects flushed
Even deleting all rules that use the pool from both ipf rule sets
doesn't help.
The workaround is to disable/re-enable ipfilter
Is it worth making a bug report?
Thanks
Over the years I got frustrated with autoconf.
It is quite slow, especially on old machines like Sun Ultra 10. It could take
several minutes to run autoconf scripts and then several seconds to compile
some small open source package. If you are building large number of packages
from something li
On Sun, 29 Sept 2024 at 12:16, Sad Clouds wrote:
> OK thanks for the info. Maybe ABI was the wrong word to use, I guess I was
> referring to a mixture of ABI and API changes that may occur during OS major
> version upgrade. To give you a specific example, some of the software I work
> on is usi
OK thanks for the info. Maybe ABI was the wrong word to use, I guess I was
referring to a mixture of ABI and API changes that may occur during OS major
version upgrade. To give you a specific example, some of the software I work on
is using thread affinity APIs to bind threads to specific CPUs.
On Sun, Sep 29, 2024 at 8:26 AM Sad Clouds
wrote:
> Hi, if somebody is building binaries for Illumos x86_64 platform, is there
> a good binary compatibility between various Illumos distributions?
>
It's fairly good, with severe limitations.
> I know they may use different packaging systems for
Hi, if somebody is building binaries for Illumos x86_64 platform, is there a
good binary compatibility between various Illumos distributions? I know they
may use different packaging systems for additional software, but if we assume
the binaries are only linked with the base OS libraries and buil