Contributed by jose on from the automated-updates dept.
Best regards."
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Contributed by jose on from the automated-updates dept.
Best regards."
The URL for the site is http://ports.beastie.hu/
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Copyright © - Daniel Hartmeier. All rights reserved. Articles and comments are copyright their respective authors, submission implies license to publish on this web site. Contents of the archive prior to as well as images and HTML templates were copied from the fabulous original deadly.org with Jose's and Jim's kind permission. This journal runs as CGI with httpd(8) on OpenBSD, the source code is BSD licensed. undeadly \Un*dead"ly\, a. Not subject to death; immortal. [Obs.]
By michiel () michiel@vanbaak.info on http://lunteren.vanbaak.info
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By Kint () on
Not enough coffee yet?
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By jose () on
thanks for noticing, by the way.
i should post only after coffee.
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By michiel () michiel@vanbaak.info on http://lunteren.vanbaak.info
For a moment I thought I went insane.
More coffee for me please ;)
By Matt Van Mater () on
Maybe we could make some sort of automagical script that converts the freebsd style port to an openbsd port, and just dies ellegantly if it can't for some reason (incompatible dependencies or build options and the like). I know this wouldn't be easy to do and I should put up or shut up, but it just seems such a waste to not take advantage of all the work that has been done. I think the extended cooperation could free up people's time for crating new ports or interesting projects. Less duplication of nearly idential efforts is a good thing IMHO.
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By Anonymous Coward () on
I have an equivalent for you:
/usr/bin/false
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By Matt () on
By Ian McWilliam () i dot mcwilliam at uws dot edu dot au on mailto:i dot mcwilliam at uws dot edu dot au
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By grey () on
http://deadly.org/article.php3?sid=20010804212058
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By ben () ben@zouh.org on mailto:ben@zouh.org
NetBSD's pkgsrc (a huge collection of ports !) are portables, not only to other BSDs, but also to linux, solaris, Mac OS X ...
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By Brad () brad at comstyle dot com on mailto:brad at comstyle dot com
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By Matt () on
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By ben () boudiou@zouh.org on mailto:boudiou@zouh.org
They're some differences some in favor to OpenBSD's ports, some for NetBSD's pkgsrc.
An incomplete list of objectives differences i've encountered:
- (most of) OpenBSD ports can be compiled within systrace policies. A good security point.
- OpenBSD ports has a 'make package' target that won't install the port.
- NetBSD pkgsrc maintains backward compatibility for older Netb versions.
- NetBSD pkgsrc are *much* more numerous than OpenBSD ports
- NetBSD pkgsrc are portables, even on OpenBSD (that's why I talked about them).
And probably much more difference.
Of course, the ideal would be a merge, but ...
By Patrick Myers () patrick@NOSPAMmyers.net on mailto:patrick@NOSPAMmyers.net
-p
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By mirabile () mirabile@bsdcow.org on http://mirbsd.de/
part of the MirOS Project and derived from the
OpenBSD ports tree, will happily host ports
removed from or not included with the OpenBSD
ports tree, as long as they are actively main-
tained and run well under at least one of
- the latest OpenBSD stable release
- the latest MirOS BSD stable release
- MirOS BSD -current
Support for OpenBSD-current is optional,
but not difficult.
For example, I've made a djbdns port which supports
IPv6, IgnoreIP (the verisign *.com. counter-measure),
and alternative roots. I don't have a qmail port
(because I'm a sendmail fan), but wouldn't object
against one.
If you're interested, please do not contact me,
but the mailing list
(IPv6 deliveries preferred).
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By mirabile () mirabile@bsdcow.org on http://mirbsd.de/
Please contact the mailing list: <miros-discuss@66h.42h.de>
By Martin Reindl () wildweasel@ on http://open.bsdcow.net
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By mirabile () mirabile@bsdcow.net on http://mirbsd.de/
please contact the site owner.
As long as he does not remove specific postings
or asks me to not post any more, this is an open
medium
You guys are just afraid we could take the users
from you. Especially now, that WineX works.
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By Martin Reindl () wildweasel@bsdcow.net on http://open.bsdcow.net
There is a thing commonly known as "respect" in this world. You take other people's code, claim it is yours, misuse their names and don't pay any attention what people tell you and behave like an asshole to the people whose code YOU are using.
I said it before and i say it again: grow up.
enough said.
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By mirabile () mirabile@bsdcow.net on http://mirbsd.de/
I left the names in _because_ I wanted to credit
them. I never claimed I wrote these ports myself.
As for "grow up", I can't resist but have to add,
ignoring Godwin for one: that is the right person
telling me. I remember you calling me Nazi.
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By Martin Reindl () on
By Damien () on
from you. Especially now, that WineX works.
Mouahahahahahhahahahahahaahahahahaha
By Damien () on
For example you could remove definitely the mail adresses that are used in your cvs ports tree without the consent of their owner. And btw you could ensure that this will not happen anymore.