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Wow. I'm really impressed! Freenas?
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21-01-2016, 21:20
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RE: Wow. I'm really impressed! Freenas?
(21-01-2016 11:38)simoncn Wrote: This renaming is not being done by update 75. Installing update 75 removes the 1452 file and downloads a new copy of the 1452.3 file from the internet update server. Well in this case I'm not sure any more what happended, but it's no great deal anyway. FreeBSD-users should normally be able to repair their installation after an update of MinimServer easily by copying the lib I compiled and provided over the original one. I have an idea regarding FreeBSD-compatibility of MinimServer. Simon I know that you do not want to provide another install-package for a different architecture because of the additional work. This is fine, as there is a simple solution already available. But wouldn't it be an idea to modify the update-procedure of MinimServer a little bit? I think of a method where the the server checks the architecture on which it is running on (perhaps by calling "uname"). When the server is downloading and updating its files, it could download a separate version of the ohnet-lib-zipfile when it detects it's running on FreeBSD. The file could be provided by me (each time you swap the version of ohnet you use) and would have to be uploaded on the update-server beside the other versions. I understand that if you insist on compiling it yourself (to ensure integrity) and perhaps even test this is not possible and the burden is too high. But if you're ok with my version of the file, it might suddenly become feasible. Just an idea! :-) |
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