Twitter on FreeBSD

2010-09-19 Thread Michael R. Rusch 
In an effort to try any to use twitter on PC-BSD I tried to install the
Echofon firefox add on located here:

http://www.echofon.com/twitter/firefox

I tripped over an error and it wants OAuth installed. I am aware that
@twitter just switched to OAuth recently and I am unaware of what port in
FreeBSD enables OAuth.

Located here is my screen shot of the error message:

http://www.puffybsd.com/weeddude/echofon.png

I am running PC-BSD 8.1 amd64 and I am using FireFox 3.6.8 (Installed from
pbi)

Cheerio!
Michael


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Re: The nightmarish problem of installing a printer

2010-09-19 Thread Jerry 
On Sat, 18 Sep 2010 23:27:13 +0200
dan  articulated:

> 2 - HP Photosmart C3180.
> Once I installed HPLIP and adjusted some permissions I used a hp sw
> tool to update the CUPS printers' database (all with the __default__
> 8.1 kernel). I then Succesfully printed a test page and successfully
> tested the device as a scanner (blank scanning of the plate).
> 
> 
> The "annoying" and computer-time-consuming part was recompiling gtk
> and qt with CUPS support, that was not the default when I first
> installed everything.
> In the end, CUPS was also easy to use to share the 1st printer in our 
> small and simple network.

I used the HPLIP port in conjunction with CUPS to get my home c6180
printer working. The FAX portion sucks, and probably always will. I
just FAX from one of my Windows machines when the need arises. The
printing thought is adequate. I still have not figured out how to get
the CF, XD, etc ports to work with FreeBSD. They do work with Windows,
so I know that they are working correctly. Luckily, I rarely utilize
them anyway.

I was wondering what "hp sw tool to update the CUPS printers' database"
you are referring to.

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Re: why is the PHP stuff line "off" by default in ports/lang/php5?

2010-09-19 Thread Ian Smith 
In freebsd-questions Digest, Vol 3, Issue 9, Message: 21
On Fri, 17 Sep 2010 20:03:46 -0700 patrick  wrote:

 > I don't for sure, but I'd say it's off by default because not everyone
 > runs PHP with Apache, and mod_php5/libphp5.so is strictly for Apache.

No, not everyone installs PHP to use with Apache, but I guess that maybe 
half do.  This comes up many times in the last 5 or so years since you 
could last install the module from a package rather than only the port.

It's also one of those ports that takes a good while to build on slower 
hardware (which of course developers don't tend to run :) but no amount 
of requesting a version with '"Build Apache module" on' helped so far.

 > Lots of people use PHP with FastCGI or other purposes.

True, yet those people probably also tend to be less likely to want to 
install from packages (when available) anyway.  Sure, adding libphp5.so 
to the (or one different?) package would add maybe 3MB to it.  I'd be 
happy to spend an extra few MB and minutes to save likely an hour.

 > If you always want it to be on, add the option to /etc/make.conf. Or,
 > if you're using portupgrade or some other port management utility for
 > upgrades, there are ways to set the default options for the ports you
 > use.

Not a problem when you have the horsepower and time to build it, but a 
significant loss of ability to install apache+php from packages, as you 
once could from the CDs .. guess I just got spoiled back there in the 
olden days :)

 > Hindsight is 20/20, but I'll go out on a limb here and say that it's
 > generally considered good practice to test software after upgrading --
 > particularly if it's a web server running websites. Another thing to
 > consider would be running something like Nagios to monitor your
 > systems/sites to make sure things are working properly.

Aye.

 > On Thu, Sep 16, 2010 at 6:45 PM, Gary Kline  wrote:
[..]
 > > A couple hours ago my web server was not running.  I traced it to a
 > > missing libphp5.so.  I checked the makefile and found the php stuff
 > > defaults to "off". ...I am thinking this is a security risk, but most
 > > of us are reasonably sophisticated about such things 
 > >
 > > Comments, anybody?

Gary, if you install something like MRTG to monitor your servers, you'll 
have interesting graphs to ponder over breakfast and you'll get to see 
pretty soon when something comes unstuck.  Of course you have to have 
your Apache chicken working to lay that egg, but it doesn't need PHP.

FWIW.  I don't expect this policy so long now 'customary' to change, but 
I'm cc'ing the maintainer (ale@) in case it may help .. I expect not so 
many people run webservers and such on smaller, older systems either ..

cheers, Ian

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Re: The nightmarish problem of installing a printer

2010-09-19 Thread dan 

On 19.09.2010 13:34, Jerry wrote:

On Sat, 18 Sep 2010 23:27:13 +0200
dan  articulated:


2 - HP Photosmart C3180.
Once I installed HPLIP and adjusted some permissions I used a hp sw
tool to update the CUPS printers' database (all with the __default__
8.1 kernel). I then Succesfully printed a test page and successfully
tested the device as a scanner (blank scanning of the plate).


The "annoying" and computer-time-consuming part was recompiling gtk
and qt with CUPS support, that was not the default when I first
installed everything.
In the end, CUPS was also easy to use to share the 1st printer in our
small and simple network.


I used the HPLIP port in conjunction with CUPS to get my home c6180
printer working. The FAX portion sucks, and probably always will. I
just FAX from one of my Windows machines when the need arises. The
printing thought is adequate. I still have not figured out how to get
the CF, XD, etc ports to work with FreeBSD. They do work with Windows,
so I know that they are working correctly. Luckily, I rarely utilize
them anyway.

I was wondering what "hp sw tool to update the CUPS printers' database"
you are referring to.



Sorry :-) The statement is obviously a bit ambiguous - if not incorrect.
I used "hp-setup" (one of those kde applications included in HPLIP): it 
tries to discover printers on the usb bus and then a suitable ppd file 
for the printer one chooses to install. Later, when all the required 
data are collected it adds the chosen printer in CUPS (like if one 
selects "Add a printer" in CUPS - Section Administration).


There are many hp tools installed under /usr/local/bin - including a 
device manager that seems to work fine with kde4. This last one is so 
"in love" with this system that even if it has not been asked to do so 
every time I start up kde I find it always loaded.


For a test SD card that I had and I wanted to read: I turned off the 
printer, inserted the card and then I turned on the printer (stupid, eh 
? :-) ). After these huge efforts ;) I found the card (ready to be 
mounted) under /dev/msdosfs/ .


daniele
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Re: Twitter on FreeBSD

2010-09-19 Thread mikel king 


On Sep 19, 2010, at 6:23 AM, Michael R. Rusch wrote:

In an effort to try any to use twitter on PC-BSD I tried to install  
the

Echofon firefox add on located here:

http://www.echofon.com/twitter/firefox

I tripped over an error and it wants OAuth installed. I am aware that
@twitter just switched to OAuth recently and I am unaware of what  
port in

FreeBSD enables OAuth.

Located here is my screen shot of the error message:

http://www.puffybsd.com/weeddude/echofon.png

I am running PC-BSD 8.1 amd64 and I am using FireFox 3.6.8  
(Installed from

pbi)

Cheerio!
Michael


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Michael,

OAuth is a protocol built on top of standard http traffic. It's likely  
that your version of firefox lacks the code necessary to negotiate the  
various consumer, signer transactions. The operating system has  
nothing to do with OAuth itself as it occurs completely within the  
application. Unfortunately I've only worked with it within custom php  
apps so I can not point you further inside of firefox and the echofon  
add-on. You could try a few other add-ons like twitbin for instance.  
According to this site (http://bit.ly/czRpwx) twitfox should work.





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Senior Editor, BSD News Network
Columnist, BSD Magazine
6 Alpine Court,
Medford, NY 11763
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http://www.linkedin.com/in/mikelking
http://twitter.com/mikelking


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Re: The nightmarish problem of installing a printer

2010-09-19 Thread Jerry 
On Sun, 19 Sep 2010 15:50:32 +0200
dan  articulated:

> On 19.09.2010 13:34, Jerry wrote:
> > On Sat, 18 Sep 2010 23:27:13 +0200
> > dan  articulated:
> >
> >> 2 - HP Photosmart C3180.
> >> Once I installed HPLIP and adjusted some permissions I used a hp sw
> >> tool to update the CUPS printers' database (all with the
> >> __default__ 8.1 kernel). I then Succesfully printed a test page
> >> and successfully tested the device as a scanner (blank scanning of
> >> the plate).
> >>
> >>
> >> The "annoying" and computer-time-consuming part was recompiling gtk
> >> and qt with CUPS support, that was not the default when I first
> >> installed everything.
> >> In the end, CUPS was also easy to use to share the 1st printer in
> >> our small and simple network.
> >
> > I used the HPLIP port in conjunction with CUPS to get my home c6180
> > printer working. The FAX portion sucks, and probably always will. I
> > just FAX from one of my Windows machines when the need arises. The
> > printing thought is adequate. I still have not figured out how to
> > get the CF, XD, etc ports to work with FreeBSD. They do work with
> > Windows, so I know that they are working correctly. Luckily, I
> > rarely utilize them anyway.
> >
> > I was wondering what "hp sw tool to update the CUPS printers'
> > database" you are referring to.
> >
> 
> Sorry :-) The statement is obviously a bit ambiguous - if not
> incorrect. I used "hp-setup" (one of those kde applications included
> in HPLIP): it tries to discover printers on the usb bus and then a
> suitable ppd file for the printer one chooses to install. Later, when
> all the required data are collected it adds the chosen printer in
> CUPS (like if one selects "Add a printer" in CUPS - Section
> Administration).

I am familiar with that. I thought that you had discovered something
new.

> There are many hp tools installed under /usr/local/bin - including a 
> device manager that seems to work fine with kde4. This last one is so 
> "in love" with this system that even if it has not been asked to do
> so every time I start up kde I find it always loaded.
> 
> For a test SD card that I had and I wanted to read: I turned off the 
> printer, inserted the card and then I turned on the printer (stupid,
> eh ? :-) ). After these huge efforts ;) I found the card (ready to be 
> mounted) under /dev/msdosfs/ .

Well, I am not about to go through that BS. For the few times that I
actually do need that functionality, I will just use my Windows
machines. I would file a bug report against this behavior
except that I don't have the slightest idea where to file the bug
report; i.e., FreeBSD, KDE/Gnome, someone else, all the above? It
becomes more than mildly infuriating, although users of Windows do have
a nice laugh from time to time.

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Re: The nightmarish problem of installing a printer

2010-09-19 Thread C. P. Ghost 
On Fri, Sep 17, 2010 at 2:45 AM, Chabane HEMDANI  wrote:
>  I'm computer science teacher at university of Tizi-ouzou in Algeria. I'm
> using FreeBSD since 2007 when I "discover" it by chance when searching in
> the Web something about Linux.
>  Since that date, I always invited and recommended to my students to install
> and use this "magical" and my favorite system.
>
> However, all my students retort me that they have a problem of installing
> their printers. I have so this problem, so I can't tell good-bye
> definitively to winosor and Linux. I always need them for printing.
>
> I've search, read, learn, follow instructions about nearly all the
> web-documentation about installing a new printer to work under cups without
> any success. I've  an HP Laser Jet 1018 printer and tools given by package
> print/hplip don't work correctly.
>
> I'm using FreeBSD 8.1-RELEASE
> I've rebuild a kernel without  ulpt.
> I modified my /etc/rc.conf to enable cupsd and hpiod and  hpssd.
> I modified /etc/devfs.rules like suggested by cups (see pkg_info -D
> cups-base-1.4.4 ).
> I've made many other configurations like that suggested at
> http://diablotins.org/index.php/Imprimer,_hplip
> 
> and finally, I've given to my students the wrong  answer that "no one can
> print under FreeBSD !"

Sometimes, permissions can be the problem:

http://farid.hajji.name/blog/2010/02/02/printing-woes-on-freebsd-8-with-cups/

> Please where is the problem?
> Please help me to help others.
> Please help me to enlarge the FreeBSD users community.

Regards,
-cpghost.

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Problem running custom startup script at proper time

2010-09-19 Thread Aaron 
I'm having trouble getting a custom startup script to run at the
proper time. I'm having to use gnop with my new Western Digital
WD10EARS (1TB, 4K sector size) because it reports the standard 512
byte to the OS. I'm basing it on
http://www.cod3r.com/2010/06/zfs-on-western-digital-ears-drives/ which
also says that it needs to be run on each boot so that ZFS will use
the .nop devices. So, I've created a custom startup script to
automatically do this for me at the proper time (before zfs starts and
auto-mounts). I'm having trouble getting it to work properly though.
In services -r, it is listed before the zfs startup script, but in
dmesg the gnop messages come after the zfs startup messages. Below is
excerpts from services -r, dmesg, and the startup script in its
entirety.


EXCERPT FROM services -r
/etc/rc.d/hostid_save
/etc/rc.d/mdconfig
/etc/rc.d/mountcritlocal
/etc/rc.d/gnop
/etc/rc.d/zfs
/etc/rc.d/FILESYSTEMS
/etc/rc.d/var
/etc/rc.d/cleanvar

EXCERPT FROM dmesg
Trying to mount root from ufs:/dev/ad0s1a
ZFS NOTICE: Prefetch is disabled by default if less than 4GB of RAM is present;
to enable, add "vfs.zfs.prefetch_disable=0" to /boot/loader.conf.
ZFS filesystem version 3
ZFS storage pool version 14
GEOM_NOP: Device ad6.nop created.
GEOM_NOP: Device ad8.nop created.
GEOM_NOP: Device ad10.nop created.
GEOM_NOP: Device ad12.nop created.


STARTUP SCRIPT, /etc/rc.d/gnop
#!/bin/sh
#
# PROVIDE: gnop
# REQUIRE: mdconfig
. /etc/rc.subr

name="gnop"
start_cmd="gnop_start"

gnop_start()
{
for i in ad6 ad8 ad10 ad12; do gnop create -S 4096 $i; done
}

load_rc_config $name
run_rc_command "$1"
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Re: Problem running custom startup script at proper time

2010-09-19 Thread Boris Samorodov 
On Sun, 19 Sep 2010 12:40:52 -0700 Aaron wrote:

> # PROVIDE: gnop

What if you try "PROVIDE: disks" instead?

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Re: Problem running custom startup script at proper time

2010-09-19 Thread Aaron 
Doh! Forgot to reply to the mailing list.


Nope, that didn't work either. Darn. Maybe I'll just have to modify
the /etc/rc.d/zfs script to run the for loop first :(

On Sun, Sep 19, 2010 at 14:04, Boris Samorodov  wrote:
> On Sun, 19 Sep 2010 13:55:41 -0700 Aaron wrote:
>> On Sun, Sep 19, 2010 at 13:27, Boris Samorodov  wrote:
>> > On Sun, 19 Sep 2010 12:40:52 -0700 Aaron wrote:
>> >
>> >> # PROVIDE: gnop
>> >
>> > What if you try "PROVIDE: disks" instead?
>
>> No good. I also tried the following in the gnop script:
>
>> # PROVIDE: gnop
>> # REQUIRE: mountcritlocal
>> # BEFORE: zfs
>
> /etc/rc.d/geli has this:
> -
> # PROVIDE: disks
> # REQUIRE: initrandom
> # KEYWORD: nojail
> -
>
> Seems that that should work for you. If not I'm out of ideas
> for now.
>
>> The services -r looks promising, but the dmesg is still the same :(
>>  When I disable zfs auto-mount, and then run it manually after boot,
>> it uses the .nop devices that were created correctly as it should.
>
>> EXCERPT services -r
>> /etc/rc.d/mdconfig
>> /etc/rc.d/mountcritlocal
>> /etc/rc.d/gnop
>> /etc/rc.d/zfs
>
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Re: extra open ports in rkhunter

2010-09-19 Thread Carl Johnson 
Carl Johnson  writes:

> Anonymous  writes:
>> Do you have some networking FS enabled (NFS, AFS, Coda, etc)? Perhaps,
>> one of them listens for connections from kernel and is not associated
>> with userland process. But it's just a guess.
>
> I have NFS enabled, but its processes are accounted for by both sockstat
> and netstat.

I decided to check out your idea anyways today, and it appears you were
right.  I disabled and stopped all NFS and rpc processes and those extra
ports disappeared from the netstat listing.  None of those ports are
listed as related to anything, so I don't know what is going on.  I had
just experimented with NFS for a while, so I will just leave it off.

Thanks for your suggestion.

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Re: Problem running custom startup script at proper time

2010-09-19 Thread Goran Lowkrantz 
--On Sunday, September 19, 2010 2:39 PM -0700 Aaron  
wrote:



Doh! Forgot to reply to the mailing list.


Nope, that didn't work either. Darn. Maybe I'll just have to modify
the /etc/rc.d/zfs script to run the for loop first :(


Do you load zfs.ko in loader.conf? I have built a few NAS systems on 
NanoBSD and found that I had to wait loading zfs until I had go the cache 
file copied from backup storage as I am using the diskless setup.


Could it be that you need to run your script before loading zfs.ko?

Cheers,
Göran



On Sun, Sep 19, 2010 at 14:04, Boris Samorodov  wrote:

On Sun, 19 Sep 2010 13:55:41 -0700 Aaron wrote:

On Sun, Sep 19, 2010 at 13:27, Boris Samorodov  wrote:
> On Sun, 19 Sep 2010 12:40:52 -0700 Aaron wrote:
>
>> # PROVIDE: gnop
>
> What if you try "PROVIDE: disks" instead?



No good. I also tried the following in the gnop script:



# PROVIDE: gnop
# REQUIRE: mountcritlocal
# BEFORE: zfs


/etc/rc.d/geli has this:
-
# PROVIDE: disks
# REQUIRE: initrandom
# KEYWORD: nojail
-

Seems that that should work for you. If not I'm out of ideas
for now.


The services -r looks promising, but the dmesg is still the same :(
 When I disable zfs auto-mount, and then run it manually after boot,
it uses the .nop devices that were created correctly as it should.



EXCERPT services -r
/etc/rc.d/mdconfig
/etc/rc.d/mountcritlocal
/etc/rc.d/gnop
/etc/rc.d/zfs


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Maia Mailguard

2010-09-19 Thread Silvio Siefke 
Hello,


i want use Maia Mailguard as Spam/Virus System. I have it install over
the ports, the normal configuration was good. The Mail System is
running. The webinterface make problems. Maia does not accept the Pear
installation.


# pkg_version -v | grep pear
pear-1.9.1  =   up-to-date with port


The configtest in the webinterface: http://silviosiefke.de/1.png


# pear list
Installed packages, channel pear.php.net:
=
Package   Version State
Archive_Tar   1.3.7   stable
Auth_SASL 1.0.4   stable
Console_Getopt1.2.3   stable
DB1.7.13  stable
Image_Canvas  0.3.2   alpha
Image_Color   1.0.4   stable
Image_Graph   0.7.2   alpha
Log   1.12.2  stable
MDB2  2.5.0b3 beta
MDB2_Driver_mysql 1.5.0b3 beta
Mail  1.2.0   stable
Mail_Mime 1.8.0   stable
Math_BigInteger   1.0.0   stable
Net_IMAP  1.1.0   stable
Net_POP3  1.3.7   stable
Net_SMTP  1.4.2   stable
Net_Socket1.0.9   stable
Numbers_Roman 1.0.2   stable
Numbers_Words 0.16.2  beta
PEAR  1.9.1   stable
Pager 2.4.8   stable
Structures_Graph  1.0.3   stable


# pear config-show
Configuration (channel pear.php.net):
=
Auto-discover new Channels auto_discover
Default Channeldefault_channel  pear.php.net
HTTP Proxy Server Address  http_proxy   
PEAR server [DEPRECATED]   master_serverpear.php.net
Default Channel Mirror preferred_mirror pear.php.net
Remote Configuration File  remote_config
PEAR executables directory bin_dir  /usr/local/bin
PEAR documentation directory   doc_dir  /usr/local/share/doc/pear
PHP extension directoryext_dir  /usr/local/lib/php/20090626
PEAR directory php_dir  /usr/local/share/pear
PEAR Installer cache directory cache_dir/tmp/pear/cache
PEAR configuration filecfg_dir  /usr/local/lib/php/pear/cfg
directory
PEAR data directorydata_dir /usr/local/share/pear/data
PEAR Installer downloaddownload_dir /tmp/pear/download
directory
PHP CLI/CGI binary php_bin  /usr/local/bin/php
php.ini location   php_ini  /usr/local/etc/php.ini
--program-prefix passed to php_prefix   
PHP's ./configure
--program-suffix passed to php_suffix   
PHP's ./configure
PEAR Installer temp directory  temp_dir /tmp/go-pear
PEAR test directorytest_dir /usr/local/share/pear/tests
PEAR www files directory   www_dir  /usr/local/lib/php/pear/www
Cache TimeToLive   cache_ttl3600
Preferred Package Statepreferred_state  stable
Unix file mask umask22
Debug Log Levelverbose  1
PEAR password (for password 
maintainers)
Signature Handling Program sig_bin  /usr/local/bin/gpg
Signature Key Directorysig_keydir   /usr/local/etc/pearkeys
Signature Key Id   sig_keyid
Package Signature Type sig_type gpg
PEAR username (for username 
maintainers)
User Configuration FileFilename /root/.pearrc
System Configuration File  Filename /usr/local/etc/pear.conf

The php.ini is under the adress http://silviosiefke.de/php.txt.

Installed:
FreeBSD 8.1, Apache 2.2.16, PHP 5.3.3, Pear 1.9.1, Smarty 2.6.26

Has someone a idea? Thank u for support.



Regards
Silvio
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Re: why is the PHP stuff line "off" by default in ports/lang/php5?

2010-09-19 Thread Rob Farmer 
On Sun, Sep 19, 2010 at 04:47, Ian Smith  wrote:
> In freebsd-questions Digest, Vol 3, Issue 9, Message: 21
> On Fri, 17 Sep 2010 20:03:46 -0700 patrick  wrote:
>
>  > I don't for sure, but I'd say it's off by default because not everyone
>  > runs PHP with Apache, and mod_php5/libphp5.so is strictly for Apache.
>
> No, not everyone installs PHP to use with Apache, but I guess that maybe
> half do.  This comes up many times in the last 5 or so years since you
> could last install the module from a package rather than only the port.
>
> It's also one of those ports that takes a good while to build on slower
> hardware (which of course developers don't tend to run :) but no amount
> of requesting a version with '"Build Apache module" on' helped so far.
>
>  > Lots of people use PHP with FastCGI or other purposes.
>
> True, yet those people probably also tend to be less likely to want to
> install from packages (when available) anyway.  Sure, adding libphp5.so
> to the (or one different?) package would add maybe 3MB to it.  I'd be
> happy to spend an extra few MB and minutes to save likely an hour.
>
>  > If you always want it to be on, add the option to /etc/make.conf. Or,
>  > if you're using portupgrade or some other port management utility for
>  > upgrades, there are ways to set the default options for the ports you
>  > use.
>
> Not a problem when you have the horsepower and time to build it, but a
> significant loss of ability to install apache+php from packages, as you
> once could from the CDs .. guess I just got spoiled back there in the
> olden days :)


Adding a slave port would probably be a good solution and shouldn't be
too difficult.

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Rob Farmer
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apache22 and threads

2010-09-19 Thread Victor Sudakov 
Colleagues, 

When building apache22 from ports, would you recommend to enable or to
disable threads support? 

Even more confusing is the fact that for ports/www/apache22 the default is:
"Enable threads support in APR is off" (WITHOUT_THREADS=true)

while for ports/devel/apr1 the default is:
"Enable Threads in apr is on" (WITH_THREADS=true). 

Thank you in advance for any input.

PS ports/devel/apr1 will also be used for the subversion client.

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