Hello everybody.
if I enable all the mod_proxy_* stuff (like mod_proxy_connect,
mod_proxy_ajp and such) without enabling mod_proxy itself, apache builds
without any complain but the resulting installation doesn't work.
Yeah, I know it's me who made a mistake, but isn't there any possibility to
ha
On Thu, 16 Aug 2007 16:26:48 -0300
"Pablo Murillo" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> For example, I make the port for assp (/usr/ports/mail/assp) and I don't
> have MySQL installed, and I hit Enter to quickly (sorry), and now, I can't
> get the "options" screen again.
Hola Pablo,
man ports tiene tod
On Thursday 16 August 2007, Pablo Murillo wrote:
> My name is Pablo, I'm from Argentina, I'm new on FreeBSD, and I have a
> very stupid question about ports
> How can I "re-make" a port and change the options selected the first
> time I make the port ?
A lot of red
,--[ On Thu, Aug 16, 2007 at 04:26:48PM -0300, Pablo Murillo wrote:
| Hello
Hi,
|
| My name is Pablo, I'm from Argentina, I'm new on FreeBSD, and I have a very
| stupid question about ports
| How can I "re-make" a port and change the options selected the first time I
| m
On Thu, 16 Aug 2007, Pablo Murillo wrote:
Hello
My name is Pablo, I'm from Argentina, I'm new on FreeBSD, and I have a very
stupid question about ports
How can I "re-make" a port and change the options selected the first time I
make the port ?
For example, I make the
--On Thursday, August 16, 2007 13:05:51 -0700 Jeremy Chadwick
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On Thu, Aug 16, 2007 at 04:26:48PM -0300, Pablo Murillo wrote:
My name is Pablo, I'm from Argentina, I'm new on FreeBSD, and I have a
very stupid question about ports
How can I &quo
Pablo Murillo wrote:
Hello
My name is Pablo, I'm from Argentina, I'm new on FreeBSD, and I have a
very stupid question about ports
How can I "re-make" a port and change the options selected the first
time I make the port ?
For example, I make the port for assp (/usr/po
On Thu, Aug 16, 2007 at 04:26:48PM -0300, Pablo Murillo wrote:
> My name is Pablo, I'm from Argentina, I'm new on FreeBSD, and I have a very
> stupid question about ports
> How can I "re-make" a port and change the options selected the first time I
> make the
"Pablo Murillo" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> How can I "re-make" a port and change the options selected the first
> time I make the port ?
> For example, I make the port for assp (/usr/ports/mail/assp) and I
> don't have MySQL installed, and I hit Enter to quickly (sorry), and
> now, I can't get
Hello
My name is Pablo, I'm from Argentina, I'm new on FreeBSD, and I have a very
stupid question about ports
How can I "re-make" a port and change the options selected the first time I
make the port ?
For example, I make the port for assp (/usr/ports/mail/assp) and
On Mar 19, 2007, at 4:10 , Brian Gruber wrote:
portupgrade -rf gettext
But if I'm using portupgrade, isn't this unnecessary?
doesn't pkg_deinstall (and by extension portupgrade)
preserve old shared libraries just to avoid this? what
am i missing? why do i need to recompile half my
system?
Be
Every once in a while (like this week with gettext) a
library with a very large number of dependencies has a
shared library version bump, and a note is placed in
UPDATING requesting that users do something like
portupgrade -rf gettext
But if I'm using portupgrade, isn't this unnecessary?
doesn't
llo,
>> sorry for the stupid question,
>> how can I say when some port need apache
>> this apache to be version 22 by default, not 1.3?
>>
>> In bsd.apache.mk
>> I don't see any way to say USE_DEFAULT=apache22
>> when I have no apache installed.
>>
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