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- May 10 2014, 4:48 PM (626 w, 6 d)
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Even if it's a bug in node, the symlink option installs a symlink to /usr/local/openssl/cert.pem, and now the package does not do that. It's a simple hack to keep locally but there is a behavior change here that was probably not intended.
Why? I assume certctl is expected to do the right thing but it doesn't. The port was installing a symlink to /usr/local/openssl/cert.pem but now nothing lands there and node breaks.
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I would definitely prefer to keep the 3 second slop
I ended up moving the LIBWRAP stuff to the tcpwrappers patch but it's still there.
Merging into D53273
Merging into D53273
Merging into D53273
Merging into D53273
D53268 covers this. The servconf changes belongs there. It will come in with the ports change.
I have this staged for commit in ports for D53268. The version.h removal I'll bring in eventually. It's part of a lot of glue so can't come out easily.
I have this staged to commit to ports. Thank you.
Fri, Apr 24
Can we get a test added for this?
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Thank you! I ran it through poudriere's test suite with no problems.
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Nice work
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- Fix handling of case 3
This still has a problem with the 3rd case.
# 3. Common sources in SRCS. # SRCS= common.c # SRCS.prog1= prog1.c # SRCS.prog2= prog2.c
The common.o.meta is not getting generated.
- Add additional comment clarifying this code is used in the parent _and_ when recursing.
Mar 6 2026
It was pointed out to me that "current current" should be interpreted as "current CURRENT" which makes sense. So not a typo.
Commit message typo "current current"
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This change is super confusing. Why are some cr* converted to crcow* and others (rest of the kernel) not? I'm porting this to downstream changes. It's not great that _credential code_ is this confusing and inconsistent.