In article <cafp_h4tntnp70mehgnhhsdna++p8bovresbprjcswokijha...@mail.gmail.com>, Bartek Krawczyk <[email protected]> wrote: >-=-=-=-=-=- > >I can't believe it's still not resolved even after releasing pkgsrc 2013Q1. >I've been migrating from Debian to NetBSD on all of my servers (ISP for >~~2000 subscribers) just to help the project with PRs but I don't see the >point anymore.
The code is a horrid mess of ifdefs and extremely fragile. No wonder nobody wants to touch it. Anyway, I compiled the latest one on head, and no surprise: both cpu and memory statistics are completely broken. The rest works fine, and I cannot reproduce your stack smash. I can try to fix them, but I can assure you that until someone regains their senses and separates the stats generation files per OS, it will be the endless game of whack-a-mole: I fix one OS thing and break 3 others. For example the cpu code for NetBSD tries to a sysctl that NetBSD never had and it is only for FreeBSD. Go figure. While I undestand that having working snmp is a requirement, it is unfortunately a difficult one to achive in the current situation. christos
