SBo scripts not building on current (read 1st post, pls)
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Actually I see why its failing, I edited my copy of sbopkg to build with "unshare -n" and apparently perl-net-http doesn't build if there is no network connection... This should probably be fixed in perl-net-http and is probably not exclusive to current...
Edit: Two more with this issue are perl-http-daemon and perl-LWP-Protocol-https. The former just hangs instead of failing...
Actually I see why its failing, I edited my copy of sbopkg to build with "unshare -n" and apparently perl-net-http doesn't build if there is no network connection... This should probably be fixed in perl-net-http and is probably not exclusive to current...
Edit: Two more with this issue are perl-http-daemon and perl-LWP-Protocol-https. The former just hangs instead of failing...
That's probably it then. I just firewall everything off and perl stuff still builds even with "connection refused" messages in the tests (so far anyway). I set a proxy in wgetrc and export RSYNC_PROXY in sbopkg.conf so I can still download source and sync the repos.
I only wrapped the command that actually runs the .SlackBuild with "unshare -n" and "sandbox" to help expose issues while not breaking source downloads. The sbopkg master should optionally support sandbox now.
I tried to contact the perl-LWP-Protocol-https SlackBuild since I think that is the only one that is maintained, but I am not sure the maintainer is receptive to the idea of fixing this issue. I see that other perl build scripts also have connection refused messages without breaking so it should be possible.
Hi , libtorrent-rasterbar not build after last boost-1.70 update , i try 1.2.0 , and not success , probably need master git snapshot ,or wait to new release from libtorrent.
Hi , libtorrent-rasterbar not build after last boost-1.70 update , i try 1.2.0 , and not success , probably need master git snapshot ,or wait to new release from libtorrent.
unfortunately 1.2.0 is not API-compatible with 1.1.x: IMHO you better follow this branch, a patch should appear there sooner or later
For those who had problem with aegisub and LucenePlusPlus after updating to latest boost, you can check the fixes on https://git.slackbuilds.org/slackbuilds/. There are two separate branches for each script ending with -current.
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