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Summary

this review is intended to help integrate dockers into FreeBSD
and make them run.

Help is welcome

TODO: runC, libnetwork and containerd

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0mp added inline comments.
sysutils/docker-freebsd/Makefile
9

Shouldn't moby be capitalized?

sysutils/docker-freebsd/Makefile
9

We can change that. At the moment we are concentrating on the port building. We will then see what "COMMENT" says at the end ... :-)

linimon retitled this revision from Update docker to new Version to Update sysutils/docker-freebsd to new version and rename.Sep 9 2019, 8:20 PM
dmgk added inline comments.
sysutils/docker-freebsd/Makefile
23

Either GH_SUBDIR or GO_PKGNAME is OK, specifying both is not necessary. GO_PKGNAME gets inferred from GH_SUBDIR if omitted.

24

Could be just ./cmd/dockerd

joneum retitled this revision from Update sysutils/docker-freebsd to new version and rename to Update sysutils/docker-freebsd to new version.Sep 12 2019, 10:24 AM
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joneum added reviewers: lifanov, dmgk.
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Update Makefile, Reported by dmgk

Hi, just saw this. I'm keeping an eye on it and am interested in helping where I can. I haven't yet looked at the code, but it's on my agenda in the coming couple of weeks.

What kind of testing is needed on this? I might be able to start there.

(Oh and this is my first time on FreeBSD Phabricator, so if I'm not doing this right, please do let me know)

Further patches have to be applied to remove the errors.

But I don't know if it's worth developing the project further, because Docker is obviously at the end of its life.

Certainly there are lots of questions around Docker-the-company at the moment, but there's still a lot of use and interest today and I would still very much like to see this proceed.

Because @rene deleted the port without asking [1], I set all work here now.
Thanks to everyone who had put time and energy into the project until here

[1] https://svnweb.freebsd.org/changeset/ports/522677

This revision is now accepted and ready to land.Jan 11 2020, 11:48 AM

Note: I have WIP updates to fix some of the errors

If anyone has additions/fixed, please provide diffs

This revision is now accepted and ready to land.Jan 11 2020, 1:08 PM
koobs requested changes to this revision.Jan 11 2020, 1:08 PM
This revision now requires changes to proceed.Jan 11 2020, 1:08 PM

@joneum You can abandon revisions instead of accepting/closing. Would you like the remain author on this?

@koobs: i have been searching the days for solutions to the error.
After the port was deleted without consultation, I'm currently not in the mood anymore. I need a few days off, but am still interested in maintaining the port. If you have suggestions for a solution to the problem, I'm open.

I'll use the days to think about whether to give up my commit bit, and just continue as a normal maintainer.
The current incident has once again shown that people no longer communicate with others, but simply do what they want. And that is not my policy. It robs me of the fun.

I'll use the days to think about whether to give up my commit bit, and just continue as a normal maintainer.
The current incident has once again shown that people no longer communicate with others, but simply do what they want. And that is not my policy. It robs me of the fun.

I understand. Hit me up on IRC when you're available and feeling up to it and I can share my diffs :)

Wait, end of life? How? Why? What have I missed?

When a port is broken for more than 6 month, there is a normal procedure that mark it as deprecated and then remove it from the ports tree at expiration date. this is almost automatic; Note that every month there is a notice about this.

The main reason is there is no point in keeping broken ports in base that misdrive users, it is very easy to readd the port in the ports tree once a working version do exist again. It does not prevent anyone from working after the removal from the ports tree.

Btw now that we have overlay both in ports and poudriere (-devel) it is even more easy to work on such port outside of the tree and readd it later once it is working again.

This is the way things are being done in the ports tree since for ever (at least since before my time), nothing new here.

@joneum I hope you would reconsider, continue working on this and bringing it back to the tree once it is ready.

heya,

what are all these updates? :-)

Greetings
Jochen

Am 11.01.20 um 14:08 schrieb koobs (Kubilay Kocak):

koobs reopened this revision.
koobs added a comment.
This revision is now accepted and ready to land.

Note: I have WIP updates to fix some of the errors

If anyone has additions/fixed, please provide diffs

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To: joneum, decke, bcr, dteske, lifanov, dmgk
Cc: rene, koobs, trasz, ag-freebsd-reviews_muc.de, nvass-gmx.com, peeyush.singh_gmail.com, asig_sigalas.eu, emaste, tremere_cainites.net, lwhsu, dmgk, 0mp, mat

To re-open the #Docker project on #FreeBSD, currently located at https://reviews.freebsd.org/D21570, who would want to donate via bountysource.com? This would be a way to reactivate the project, since it is very large. I'm asking for your opinion

To re-open the #Docker project on #FreeBSD, currently located at https://reviews.freebsd.org/D21570, who would want to donate via bountysource.com? This would be a way to reactivate the project, since it is very large. I'm asking for your opinion

I am interested into donating for the development of docker on FreeBSD. I am also willing to contribute some actual work, but I am not familiar with FreeBSD developer, but I am a software developer by profession.

Is there a better way to get into contact with the docker for FreeBSD developers? Is it desired that I would also contribute coding work? What would be the best way to get started?

Udate the docker Port to the current Status

reactivation of the project. I hope to be able to provide an update for testing soon.