I've completed the port (not to be confused with FreeBSD ports) of
libnss-mysql to FreeBSD. It seems to work well on my system. I've gone
ahead and released libnss-mysql 1.0 which includes said port. Let me know
how it goes. If someone wants to create a FreeBSD ports/package of it, that
would b
> You can still test for whether or not it is defined.
>
> #if defined(__FreeBSD__)
> /* Do freebsd-specific stuff */
> #else
> /* Other systems? */
> #endif
*nod* I was just worried about the tests required for Solaris using either
gcc or sun's cc .. looks like
#if defined(sun)
does the t
> have a look at :
> http://www.freebsd.org/cgi/query-pr.cgi?pr=ports/51768
> (sorry I dirt your code :))
> It's *really* dirty :) but it works :-)
It's actually a pretty good hack :-) I actually forgot that I'd run across
this port earlier.
It doesn't link on my system (removed -Bgroup to get it
I'd like to support Sun's cc, however .. so I'm betting that isn't defined
(I will check) ... I figured that would be available under gcc but assumed
it wasn't "portable enough" ...
And yes, one API would be nice. Each OS has their own :-\
Thanks!
-=| Ben
> You should be able to do:
>
>
Hi guys ...
I thought I'd give you a heads-up that I'm porting libnss-mysql to the NSS
API that FreeBSD 5.1 has adopted in case anyone has input, suggestions,
wants to test, etc..
I'm also curious about including it eventually .. via ports or something
perhaps?
Is anyone else developing NSS modul
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