What’s in the pipeline, how it works, how it’s made…
It’s pretty easy to say that there’s just one branch for the FreeBSD ports tree. And it’s not really a branch at all. Commits were done to HEAD, and branches were ignored. That has recently changed. The FreeBSD ports tree will be branched every three months and commits to that branch will be tightly controlled. […]
Tracking port changes by branch Read More »
As brooks@ pointed out recently, the list of ports under ‘This ports is required by’ includes deleted ports. Brooks is trying to kill off devel/llvm and lang/clang in their current form. However, devel/llvm shows that lang/copper and lang/ldc-devel depend on it, but those two ports have been deleted. This should be rather straight foreword. I’ll
‘This ports is required by’ shows deleted ports Read More »
The beta website is no longer updating. It was behind by 153 commits and rising. I suspect the poor old box, with just 2GB of RAM cannot keep up with the demands of frequent svn up, while being an imaps server and a mail server. It may be time to find a new location for
beta no longer updating Read More »
I’m thinking of a status page. It will hold: Are incoming messages being processed? How many messages are in the incoming queue? How many messages are in the retry queue? How many messages have been processed this calendar day? Anything else you want to see?
I’m thinking of a status page Read More »
A recent post by Abbe in the Website Feedback forum indicates that the vuxml processing has a bit to be improved. When I looked, prod differed from beta and dev. This could be as simple as a missed processing of vuln.xml. I re-ran the script, and the marked commits on prod then agreed with dev
vuxml processing is still not perfect Read More »
FreshPorts has been using a chroot solution for some over a year. I now want to do that from within a jail for my development environment. Why am I jailing myself? Because I can. I want to keep my development environment separate and away from other similar developments. It’s just easier that way. NOTE: this
Running the FreshPorts chroot from within a jail Read More »
I upgraded my development copy of FreshPorts and ran into a problem. I kept seeing this in the logs: Jun 26 11:30:15 ngaio FreshPorts[37555]: sleeping after svn up failed for (/wdc/dan/PORTS-SVN ” 321793) Jun 26 11:34:25 ngaio FreshPorts[38219]: sleeping after svn up failed for (/wdc/dan/PORTS-SVN ” 321794) Jun 26 11:02:09 ngaio FreshPorts[30361]: sleeping after svn
subversion upgrade causes commit processing problems Read More »
After a little bit of work, prompted by koobs, I’ve made the following code changes. Lines 8-10 added a time value to the top of the page. This was intended to let the user know when they last refreshed this page. Lines 18-20 let me know how long it took to generate a given page.
Fixing ETag and honoring Last-Modified Read More »
It’s one thing to identify a bug. It’s another to clean up the data corrupted by that bug. Fortunately, FreshPorts takes its data from the FreeBSD ports tree. This makes it rather straight forward to clean up most data issues; you just refresh the database from the ports tree. Case in point: a recently found
Fixing the pkg-descr problem Read More »
koobs mentioned I need to look at etag. See http://redbot.org/?uri=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.freshports.org%2Fsecurity%2Fpy-pycrypto%2F