Latest revision as of 14:17, 31 July 2008

r2-d2 configuration

Ports

openntpd

port: net/openntpd
make: make

bash

port: shells/bash
make: make

cvsup

port: net/cvsup-without-gui
make: make

OpenLDAP

port: net/openldap23-server
make: make

Apache2

port: www/apache22
make: make WITH_BERKELEYDB=db42 WITH_LDAP_MODULES=yes WITH_THREADS=yes

MySQL

port: database/mysql50-client
port: database/mysql50-server
make: make

Subversion

port: devel/py-subversion
make: make -DWITH_MOD_DAV_SVN

mod_python

port: www/mod_python3
make: make

php

port: lang/php5-extensions
port: lang/php5, select Apache module
dom, xsl, mbstirng, mysqli, gd, iconv, zip
make: make WITHOUT_X11=yes

trac

port: www/trac
make: make WITH_SILVERCITY=yes WITH_DOCUTILS=yes

vsftpd

port: ftp/vsftpd
make: make

hybrid

port: irc/ircd-hybrid
make: make

rsync

port: net/rsync
make: make

WordPress

port: www/wordpress
make: make

PHPMyAdmin

port: databases/phpmyadmin
make: make

screen

port: sysutils/screen
make: make install clean

logrotate

port: sysutils/logrotate
make: make

phpLdapAdmin

port: net/phpldapadmin
make: make

gallery2

port: www/gallery2
make: make WITHOUT_X11=yes

Updates

The machine is running FreeBSD 6.2, the correct cvsup file can be found at /etc/6stable-supfile.

In case Perl creates some problems, try doing a portupgrade like this:

 portupgrade -f -m '-DWITH_THREADS' perl p5-\*

@@ Line 16: / Line 16: @@
 * port: <tt>net/cvsup-without-gui</tt>
 * make: <tt>make</tt>
+===OpenLDAP===
+* port: <tt>net/openldap23-server</tt>
+* make: <tt>make</tt>
 ===Apache2===
@@ Line 21: / Line 27: @@
 * port: <tt>www/apache22</tt>
 * make: <tt>make WITH_BERKELEYDB=db42 WITH_LDAP_MODULES=yes WITH_THREADS=yes</tt>
+===MySQL===
+* port: <tt>database/mysql50-client</tt>
+* port: <tt>database/mysql50-server</tt>
+* make: <tt>make</tt>
 ===Subversion===
-* port: <tt>devel/subversion-python</tt>
+* port: <tt>devel/py-subversion</tt>
 * make: <tt>make -DWITH_MOD_DAV_SVN</tt>
+===mod_python===
+* port: <tt>www/mod_python3</tt>
+* make: <tt>make</tt>
 ===php===
 * port: <tt>lang/php5-extensions</tt>
+* port: <tt>lang/php5</tt>, select Apache module
 * dom, xsl, mbstirng, mysqli, gd, iconv,  zip
 * make: <tt> make WITHOUT_X11=yes</tt>
@@ Line 35: / Line 50: @@
 * make: <tt>make WITH_SILVERCITY=yes WITH_DOCUTILS=yes</tt>
-===proftpd===
+===vsftpd===
-* port: <tt>ftp/proftpd</tt>
+* port: <tt>ftp/vsftpd</tt>
-* make: <tt>make WITH_LDAP=yes</tt>
+* make: <tt>make</tt>
 ===hybrid===
@@ Line 46: / Line 61: @@
 * port: <tt>net/rsync</tt>
 * make: <tt>make</tt>
+===WordPress===
+* port: <tt>www/wordpress</tt>
+* make: <tt>make</tt>
+===PHPMyAdmin===
+* port: <tt>databases/phpmyadmin</tt>
+* make: <tt>make</tt>
+===screen===
+* port: <tt>sysutils/screen</tt>
+* make: <tt>make install clean</tt>
+===logrotate===
+* port: <tt>sysutils/logrotate</tt>
+* make: <tt>make</tt>
+===phpLdapAdmin===
+* port: <tt>net/phpldapadmin</tt>
+* make: <tt>make</tt>
+===gallery2===
+* port: <tt>www/gallery2</tt>
+* make: <tt>make WITHOUT_X11=yes</tt>
 ==Updates==
 The machine is running FreeBSD 6.2, the correct cvsup file can be found at <tt>/etc/6stable-supfile</tt>.
+In case Perl creates some problems, try doing a portupgrade like this:
+  portupgrade -f -m '-DWITH_THREADS' perl p5-\*