YACReaderLibraryServer freenas (freebsd 11.1) jail

Indeed, i found it very strange.

I thought I was missing an option or something.

I may have a problem qt5-stuff (namely qt5-gui) build but if it is the case, I do not know where since the make procedure showed no error (contrary to the make install). Plus this is a non graphical freebsd server so I don't know how to test qt5 gui things.

I may retry in the near future but it is very long. Ironically, I do not things the qt5 stuff are usefull to run the Library Server only as I want to do.

Regards,

Joe

Yes, a problem with the Qt5 stuff is very likely. Maybe you can get in touch with the ports maintainer? __declspec is also used in unarr's header, but it should be removed by the preprocessor.

Hi there,

Just for the record, I rebuild my freebsd jail system, reinstalled qt5 stuffs, build from port... And there is still the same output with "__declspecé.

For some reason, i think it takes my freebsd 11.3 system for a window system. I tried to change from p7zip to unarr to see but no chance.

In case someone succeed to overcome this, would be glad to know how.

Regards,

Joe

Hi,

I didn't think of this before but there is a high chance that p7zip is the culprit. The upstream 7zip project heavily relies on the windows API and p7zip does all kind of define wrangling and shenanigans to make it work on Unix systems. I haven't looked at our p7zip inclusion code for years, but I wouldn't rule it out that there is a rogue define somewhere that triggers where it shouldn't.

My advice: Remove all p7zip stuff from your source tree and retry. If that doesn't help, I will see if I can reproduce the error on a virtual machine (if I can find a suitable image).

Hi selmf,

I try to remove p7zip but even configured to work without it (and with unarr to replace it), it make process seems to need it :

If you do not want to bother to build a system, you can still ssh into my jail where everything is set.

I made a user if you are interested (one time download) :
<url removed>

Feel free to install anything, it is a sandbox jail.

Regards,

Joe

There is an error in your qmake call. "CONFIG" is case sensitive. Run it like this:

qmake CONFIG+=unarr

But for the current code, it should default to unarr even if you do not explicitely set it. Strange.

Yes, I tried the capitalized config too, but with no more chance :

it seems to default to 7zip anyway.

Ah, nevermind, I recloned the git and it did work.

Probably the first config file did not delete itself.

It is compiling now so I will make a review after.

Great I'm still curious what caused this, but qmake is not exactly what I would call a reliable build system, so let's leave it at that

So, I can confirm it works.

I made a little .cshrc_history of what I did, for those who want to try on FreeNAS 11.3:

Beware

1./ that it will take some space to build :

Z./ that your pkg file configuration may be set to "latest" for better results :

It can work with the "quarterly" setting but the port version and the pkg version can be different in this case and then, if you fuck up with the pkg, you will have trouble building port version.


When you are ready, you may go inside your building folder and proceed :


Remark that I had to install poppler-qt5 from port source, otherwise it was not recognized by qt5-make. If someone have an explanation, I would be glad to hear it.


Eventually, when it's installed, you may run

And it should be available on port 8080.

Configuration of port and else is in


Next step : build a jail plugin that would appear in ix system as an unofficial freenas plugin, like this, would be rather cool :

www.ixsystems.com/community/resources/cr...al-iocage-plugin.99/

EDIT : READABILITY (and stuffs)