Over the last years, it has become harder and harder to run Unix services on my
Macs. I'm using MacPorts for these since the demise of macOS Server and they
include
a mail server (dcc, apache-solr8, clamav-server, rspamd, dovecot, postfix)
a name server (nsd, unbound)
a web server (nginx, minio)
FWIW, I’ve had the opposite experience: migration away from macOS Server has provided a path to configure these service to be a lot more performant and reliable than the older and stagnant macOS Server versions.And the reality that most/all of the mobile devices that use these services are iOS-base
> On Nov 29, 2022, at 06:55, Gerben Wierda via macports-users
> wrote:
>
> Before Monterey I was running Mojave and that worked very well. I skipped
> Catalina and went straight for Monterey so I would have a long period of 'no
> large migrations'.
I'm running file servers on Snow Leopard,
After the demise of Mac OS X Server I migrated all server duties to FreeBSD.
Currently I’m running FreeBSD 13.1 on three machines: a Dell tower box with 8
drive bays at home (apache 2.4, php, mysql and ownCloud), a virtualized server
at work (nginx, php and mysql), and a 2009 Mac Pro at work (fo
Much appreciate the fix for qt5-qtwebengine - successful update on OS 11.7.1
Stan
Am 29.11.22 um 15:13 schrieb Stanton Sanderson:
Much appreciate the fix for qt5-qtwebengine - successful update on OS 11.7.1
Same here on 10.14.6 – but py310-pyqt5-webengine still fails.
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Docker is your solution.
And, if macOS is so untenable that Docker is not acceptable to you, there
are VM technologies you can use, or you can easily use MiniPC's running
Linux.
MiniPC's like the Intel NUC I have are the same idea as the Mac Mini, but
much much better implemented, and trivially e
On 2022-11-29 at 06:54:50 UTC-0500 (Tue, 29 Nov 2022 12:54:50 +0100)
Gerben Wierda via macports-users
is rumored to have said:
Over the last years, it has become harder and harder to run Unix
services on my Macs. I'm using MacPorts for these since the demise of
macOS Server and they include
a
I'll echo this; FreeBSD is a fantastic operating system for servers. The
FreeBSD ports system should feel familiar in concept, if different in
execution, to MacPorts users. (Jordan Hubbard was involved in the creation
of both projects.) They likewise have pre-compiled (with default options)
binarie
