* Landry Breuil <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [080909 09:19]: > On Tue, Sep 09, 2008 at 08:22:50AM -0400, Jim Razmus wrote: > > I lost my Sun machine to a lightening strike so can only test this port > > on i386. I'm looking for some help. > > > > Varnish is a reverse caching http accelerator. Version 2 is not > > released yet. I want to test this beta version more broadly and perhaps > > get some more patches pushed upstream. I have had it running for a week > > now on i386 without any problems. > > > > This one is a little tricky to build. You'll need automake and autoconf > > and obviously be running -current. > > > > To build it: > > 1. unpack the tarball > > 2. make patch > > 3. cd w-varnish-2.0-beta1/varnish-2.0-beta1/ > > -here's the twist- > > 4. run autogen.sh > > 5. cd back the port dir and make install > > I had a quick look to your port only ports-wise, but why not adding > something like LDFLAGS=-pthread instead of patching Makefile.am and re-running > auto* (which is always painful) ? > > it built fine here without patches and with > CONFIGURE_ENV+="LDFLAGS=-pthread" in port Makefile.. > > Landry >
The patches are already commited upstream to trunk. But thanks for the tip anyway! Would you mind letting me know what architecture you built on? Thanks. Jim
