OK. Need a bit of a correct "point" in correct direction:
Step 5 ( setup -s -pre)
I started by running thescript, and then doing a manual install for the first few packages (with the pkg_add command)
but now I get an error here
InstallPackage: automake installed as (automake-1.4-p6p1).
InstallPackage: gmake installed as (gmake-3.80).
InstallPackage: expect installed as (expect-5.39.0).
InstallPackage: gnupg installed as (gnupg-1.2.2).
InstallPackage: maildrop installed as (maildrop-1.5.3).
CheckPortsAge: Ports file is current (enough).
InstallPort: installing mysql40-client...couldn't cd to /usr/ports/databases/mysql40-client: No such file or directory
at lib/Mail/Toaster/Setup.pm line 1645
At any rate:
1) I was hoping to ifind the file, and look for the error, to see if I could adjust the toaster-watcher.conf file correctly..
1a) in toaster-watcher.conf, the I changed the following
I set
toaster_pkg_site =
ftp://openbsd.secsup.org/pub/openbsdinstead of the default, and I changed the
toaster_os_release = 3.4
But still need more help
Where is the list of packages?
mark
(thanks again), still documenting the changes for Openbsd listing
# toaster_pkg_site =
ftp://ftp.freebsd.org original line
If you are trying to "port" the toaster to OpenBSD, I suspect the ports stuff will give you a bit of grief.
According to the
list of packages available for OpenBSD 3.4, there's no such thing as mysql-client v4 for OpenBSD, only version 3.23.
| twa |
I there's no such thing as mysql-client v4 for OpenBSD, only version 3.23.
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Yuppers. Saw that, knew that.
I was tried the following:
a) went to the freebsd.org ports tree * for stable4.9
b) downloaded the mysql40client.tar.gz port
c) untarred it all into /usr/local/ports
d) tried make/make install in directory
and failed again.
(but thanks for pointing out what was obvious to me, but perhaps not to someone else reading the thread on this system.
Will next attempt to get the freebsd package of mysql40client... and see if that will do.
* in the words of the openbsd folks, their port/packages originally came from the freebsd hiearachy.