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rspamd: Currently broken build and a possible fixΒ #76
So rspamd currently fails with an unknown architecture type error. I added this line the Makefile and it built, installed, and packaged fine. I will be testing to see if it actually works soon.
CFLAGS+= -I~/usr/include
I really don't know the preferred way to fix this, but I do know that it wasn't finding endian.h, and now it does. Hopefully this helps.
I don't see how that could be a fix, since ~/usr/include doesn't exist (unless you populated it yourself), but I'm going to look into rspamd failure, because it just built for me on a manual build.
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I don't see how that could be a fix, since ~/usr/include doesn't exist
(unless you populated it yourself), but I'm going to look into rspamd
failure, because it just built for me on a manual build.
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There were two problems there: endian detection and lack of fcntl support in some Lua code files. Both issues are not manifest on latest SmartOS platforms where system features were improved, but are a problem on the production 2014-something platform that we use for backwards compatibility to build platforms on.
I've fixed both now in trunk pkgsrc and plan to backport to 2017Q4.
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mamash commentedon Jan 31, 2018
I don't see how that could be a fix, since ~/usr/include doesn't exist (unless you populated it yourself), but I'm going to look into rspamd failure, because it just built for me on a manual build.
johngrasty commentedon Jan 31, 2018
mamash commentedon Jan 31, 2018
There were two problems there: endian detection and lack of fcntl support in some Lua code files. Both issues are not manifest on latest SmartOS platforms where system features were improved, but are a problem on the production 2014-something platform that we use for backwards compatibility to build platforms on.
I've fixed both now in trunk pkgsrc and plan to backport to 2017Q4.
mamash commentedon Feb 1, 2018
Just fixed some issues in the rc.d and SMF files and will conclude with an update to 1.6.5.
mamash commentedon Feb 1, 2018
Submitted as PR to upstream in rspamd/rspamd#2009.
mamash commentedon Feb 1, 2018
Backported into 2017Q4, the rebuilds are syncing now across the http mirrors.
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