> The linux-base port is supposed to provide good integration into FreeBSD.
> Ideally the integration is seamless.
> The linux-dist ports provide a complete linux environment. You chroot into it
> and you have a complete linux system. You can compile linux binaries inside
> the
> +linux-dist.
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Hi,
I am trying to port one of our Home Brew application for FreeBSD as we are
moving towards BSD from Linux. Now while creating the Makefile for creating
a port I am in a trouble. I want to automate the full script. My
application has RUN_DEPENDS for perl. And perl should be built with
PERL_64BIT
On 01/12/2011 19:25, Muhammad Moinur Rahman wrote:
> I am trying to port one of our Home Brew application for FreeBSD as we are
> moving towards BSD from Linux. Now while creating the Makefile for creating
> a port I am in a trouble. I want to automate the full script. My
> application has RUN_DEPE
Hello,
Thanks for packaging RT!
It appears that Makefile.cpan hasn't been updated from 3.8.8's
dependencies to 3.8.11's. Consequently, RT will be broken after moving
from 3.8.8 to a newer version. This was discovered while
troubleshooting an RT upgrade for a customer whose system didn't have
p5
A few people are getting "creative" again on ways to express this common
need. AFAIK the following is the best way to do it. What do people think?
mcl
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