I checked out trunk from svn and tried to build it on my mac. It broke, but
after I joined #traffic-server I found out that the OS X port was done in the
dev branch. So I checked out the dev branch and tried to build it. It also
broke:
CoreUtils.cc: In static member function ‘static void
CoreU
I had some problems building tests for libinktomi++ on snow leopard. First,
iconv wasn't being linked to. Second, there was an invalid implicit conversion
in the freelist test. This patch fixes both problems in the dev branch. I also
tested it on Ubuntu 8.10 to make sure I didn't break the tests
Here's a one line patch to the dev branch to get traffic_manager running on OS
X. Before I would get this error:
NOTE: [LocalManager::initCCom] Unable to find network interface en1. Exiting...
(This was after I changed proxy.config.cluster.ethernet_interface from eth0.)
Digging around in proxy
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Attachment: libinktomi_tests_working_osx.patch
This patch fixes building tests for libinktomi++ on OS X.
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Attachment: fix_traffic_manager_running_on_osx.patch
This patch gets traffic_manager mostly-running on OS X. If you
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Attachment: fix_traffic_server_fd_bug_on_osx.patch
Socket file names on OS X had the last character missing:
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Attachment: vmap_fix_paths_on_osx.patch
OS X's ifconfig is in /sbin, not /usr/sbin.
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Attachment: os_detection.diff
This gets rid of the OS detection warning on OS X.
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