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I am working (as root) in a checked out branch of a git repository. At 08:31 this morning I did this: [root@openxpki-3 openxpki (hll_ca2016)]# service openxpki onerestart Service dirs recreated... Executing: USER=openxpki /usr/local/bin/openxpkictl --config /usr/local/etc/openxpki/config.d...

Two full stops, three full stops (to signify a range): <https://cgit.freebsd.org/src/log/?qt=range&q=eb86c6c5b462..5f7ac491eef4> <https://cgit.freebsd.org/src/log/?qt=range&q=eb86c6c5b462...5f7ac491eef4> No visible difference, in this case. Is there a logical difference?

I can avoid FreeBSD 14 no longer. Can the ports tree from the release media be updated? Or do I have to start with the Handbook approved method of installing it with git?

Managing our development projects is very easy nowadays, there are so many services to choose from, some with less or more features, but there is an open source project, self-hosted, with so many features that can be installed in a few minutes and the best part is that we can install it on...

Dear FreeBSD Community, I hope that this is the right forum to ask for. Since portsnap is not supported in FreeBSD 14.0-RELEASE anymore I've decided it's time to switch to git for updating my port trees across the different servers. I did this a few weeks ago like described in the FreeBSD...

Hello all, With Git, you basically have 3 choices for a server: Git protocol (similar to svnserve but with no authentication or encryption) HTTP(s)/CGI/smart/dumb/webdav SSH Personally I am not entirely happy with any of them (Git protocol has no authentication, HTTP(s) needs central...

I'm fundamentally confused about using git to maintain the ports tree: it's not updating I just updated to 13.2 and performing a pull: ** root@olivia ** /usr/ports ** Fri Jul 07 09:48:19 # git pull remote: Enumerating objects: 48764, done. remote: Counting objects: 100% (12257/12257), done...

I originally installed Gitlab on FreeBSD 12.4 attempting to follow the article at [1]. While this is a good starting point, things have changed over time because there were numerous things not mentioned that need to be done to get things going properly. So I started this post with the intent to...

Recently I have started to encounter a phenomenon I don't understand. I have one virtual server running 13.1-RELEASE-p7 with ZFS, 2 GB RAM and 40 GB SSD space. Since switching to Git for updating the ports tree, the server enters an unrecoverable freeze state whenever I run git -C /usr/ports...

I couldn't find mention of this in the patch docs so I wanted to ask here. I've got a patch on github that I am trying to apply by downloading the commit hash with the `.patch` suffix. Here is the actual full url...

I am somewhat familiar with the install and uninstall processes by pkg and ports, installed Community Solid Server from the git, please point me to the proper method of completely removing and reinstalling this application, installed with the commands: git clone...

I'm interested in commit a75819461ec7 and am wondering, is it possible to tell which (if any) release of FreeBSD includes this change? In general, is there a way to look at a single commit and figure out when it's been added to a major release other than guessing by the dates of those releases?

Discussion: I set up a manually-managed 'Remote' git repo at https://git.beastie.localdomain/freebsd_kde/.git . Corresponding localhost directory is: /usr/local/poudriere/ports/freebsd_kde/ I can use that HTTP URL to clone it: # pwd /home/astyle # git clone...

FYI: https://gitlab.com/bsdimp/freebsd-workflow Pleasantly exciting: I don't know enough about GitLab, although I'm a user. Certainly, I welcome use of GitHub.

Dear All, I'd like to compile and install my favorite Gemini TUI client on a jail rather than on the real system: https://telescope.omarpolo.com/ I thought I may use Poudriere, however after reading several times the handbook and looked into many blogs, I got the impression that all those...

Is anyone else having problems? I changed my script to use https://git.freebsd.org/ports.git a couple of months ago as https://cgit.freebsd.org/ports wasnt working, but now it seems to have switched back to https://cgit.freebsd.org/ports, however 2021Q4 doesnt exist. The page even has a link...

I thought it would be simple to see the changes between two related branches, but apparently that's not the case here for some reason. This makes perfect sense to me: $ git log '--pretty=format:%cs %h%n' freebsd/stable/13..freebsd/releng/13.0 | tail -n 1 2021-02-04 638e531019f I requested...

Subject: Call for participation Date: Thu, 2 Sep 2021 08:43:21 -0600 From: Warner Losh <⋯> To: FreeBSD Current <freebsd-current@⋯>, FreeBSD Hackers <freebsd-hackers@⋯>, FreeBSD Ports <freebsd-ports@⋯> From the e-mail: The full e-mail...

Hi, I'm in the process of porting reposilite, a lightweight maven repository server and maven proxy. While I have worked with ports some time ago, I am not sure if svn is still the way to go. Somehow I'm sure to have read that it has been superseded by git, but unfortunately I fail to find...

gitignore works fine with filename-only pattern, i.e. it ignores .sujournal correctly. $HOME/.config/git/ignore .sujournal But when I set the full path, it doesn't ignore it, i.e. Git status complains: $HOME/.config/git/ignore /usr/src/.sujournal My Git setting (Normal User): $ git config...