Hi Sergey,
On 21/05/2022 10:37, Sergey A. Osokin wrote:
Hi Ian,
hope you're doing well.
I am thanks.
On Sat, May 21, 2022 at 09:53:05AM +0700, Ian Hobson wrote:
I compile nginx from source. When I use nchan-1.2.12 everything compiles
clean.
However I tried to upgrade to nchan-1.2.15 and I get a compilation error.
Google told me the same error was reported back in February.
nchan-1.2.15 builds well as a part of the FreeBSD www/nginx-devel port,
and that's what I'd recommed to use.
Changing the production O/S would be a lot of work, so its possible but
not attractive.
I wonder if the problem is some conditional compilation that has been
corrected for FreeBSD and not for Debian/Ubuntu?
[...]
Could it be the version of gcc OR is it conflicting with openssl3.0.3,
pcre-8.45, or zlib-1.2.12?
The issue is probably related to the OpenSSL version 3, so in case it's
possible I'd recommend to avoid of usage of that version at the moment.
Tried compiling with openssl-1.1.1n and got the same errors.
Another options are:
o) refresh C knowledge and patch the third-party module
I may well take a look.
My plan, now I am retired, is to contribute to the open source movement
in Rust, but whatever.
o) wait until the vendor or a contributor provides a compatible version
Is it possible to use a pre-compiled version, and link dynamically?
I'd recommend to contact to the vendor to ask about the build requirements
of the third-party module.
I have contacted the developer. No response yet.
Thanks for your quick reply.
Ian
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Ian Hobson
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