Thank you.
I have noticed that PostgreSQL 15 requires more shared memory than
PostgreSQL 14.
The diagnose I see in /var/postgresql/logfile is:
ERROR: could not open shared memory segment "/PostgreSQL.4139364318":
No such file or directory
To overcome this I have increased values in /etc/s
is not much advantge because to
udpate bundler I can run:
doas gem install bundler
So as you prefer is fine.
El 2023-02-13 00:20, Jeremy Evans escribió:
On 02/12 09:28, vtamara wrote:
One question about
El 2023-02-09 11:38, Jeremy Evans escribi??:
> * Change how gem update --system
One question about
El 2023-02-09 11:38, Jeremy Evans escribió:
* Change how gem update --system nag message is removed, which also
prevents gem update --system from working (nobody using the OpenBSD
package should use it).
I have been testing 3.2 long ago doing frequently doas gem update
There are small mistakes in pkg/MESSAGE-main
Patch below.
Blessings.
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diff --git a/arboldes/usr/ports/mystuff/lang/ruby/3.1/Make
Sorry, You right. Thank you.
El 2022-01-06 13:28, Stuart Henderson escribió:
On 2022/01/06 09:14, vtamara wrote:
Hi
I tried just database/postgresql. When I compile it generates in
/usr/port/packages/amd64/all/:
postgresql-14.1-contrib.tgz postgresql-14.1-pg_upgrade.tgz
postgresql-14.1
Hi
I tried just database/postgresql. When I compile it generates in
/usr/port/packages/amd64/all/:
postgresql-14.1-contrib.tgz postgresql-14.1-pg_upgrade.tgz
postgresql-14.1-server.tgz
postgresql-14.1-docs.tgzpostgresql-14.1-plpython.tgz
postgresql-client-14.1.tgz
Names th
Hi, I tried it and it compiles, although I added:
BUILD_DEPENDS += devel/dwz
make regress produces 5 errors and I obtain other errors trying to run a
rails application. I will check more.
Blessings.
El 2021-12-25 15:20, Jeremy Evans escribió:
Here's a port for the recently released Ruby 3.1
Hi
No the issue doesn't exist with Ruby 3.0.1
thank you.
El 2021-04-07 22:11, Jeremy Evans escribió:
On 04/07 05:19, vtamara wrote:
Good evening
I found that the problem happens also:
1. In OpenBSD-current (what will be 6.9 soon) --for that reason I copy
to
ports-openbsd
2. With w
Good evening
I found that the problem happens also:
1. In OpenBSD-current (what will be 6.9 soon) --for that reason I copy
to ports-openbsd
2. With what I consider the minimal rails application, started with the
flag --minimal, running with sqlite, i.e:
rails new --minimal ap61
The configu
El 2021-01-11 22:46, Jeremy Evans escribió:
Install the package, but be aware you should be running -current, not
6.8. Running of -current packages on 6.8 is not supported.
Thanks,
Jeremy
I tried on current on amd64, it compiled fine, and running `make test`
produced 24 failing cases (I'm
Hi, have a great 2021
Thanks for the port.
I tried it on 6.8, it compiles fine, however by running
make fake
it produces:
===> Faking installation for ruby-3.0.0
find /usr/ports/pobj/ruby-3.0.0/ruby-3.0.0 -name '*.orig' -delete;
/usr/ports/pobj/ruby-3.0.0/bin/install -d -m 755
/usr/po
Thank you!
IMHO it is necessary to change in the file pkg/MESSAGE-main
ln -sf ${PREFIX}/bin/bundle26 ${PREFIX}/bin/gem
ln -sf ${PREFIX}/bin/bundler26 ${PREFIX}/bin/gem
for
ln -sf ${PREFIX}/bin/bundle26 ${PREFIX}/bin/bundle
ln -sf ${PREFIX}/bin/bundler26 ${PREFIX}/bin/bundler
Happy chris
In general I think these are good plans. I use to develop applications
on Ruby on Rails, and I try to keep always with the latest version of
the gems (since I use bundler I don't use the gems packed for OpenBSD)
So these are good plans for me.
Besides that, and thanking your hard work maintain
:
vtamara said:
In OpenBSD 5.6, 5.7 and current when I run:
LANG=C abiword
it works, but when I run:
LANG=es.UTF-8 abiword
Finishes with "Abort trap (core dumped)".
Try with some real locale, eg. es_ES.UTF-8.
In OpenBSD 5.6, 5.7 and current when I run:
LANG=C abiword
it works, but when I run:
LANG=es.UTF-8 abiword
Finishes with "Abort trap (core dumped)".
First thank you for your work with ruby on OpenBSD, I'm doing some
projects on RoR with it.
I have not tested much rubinius --just I see that some of my projects
compile with rbx on travis-ci.
However I notice:
* Recent rbx supports mri 2.1
(http://rubini.us/doc/en/guides/migrating-from-mri
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