Re: [webmin-l] DragonFly BSD support?

[Suspect <pr...@ui...>]

When I ran the setup.sh, I didn't see 4.10 as an option. I'll double
check this to be sure though.

As for perl, I'm running: 5.005

As for architecture, how exactly do you mean? Hardware or system softwares? 

Today jca...@we... was all like:
** On Thu, 2004-08-05 at 01:24, Suspect wrote:
** > I actually had to tell Webmin that it was FreeBSD 4.8.
** > 
** > Here's the uname output:
** > 
** > DragonFly bsd.texas-shooters.com 1.0A-RELEASE DragonFly 1.0A-RELEASE #1: Wed Jul 14 18:55:41 GMT 2004     root@:/usr/obj/usr/src/sys/GENERIC  i386
** 
** Thanks, I will add DragonFly 1.0 as an alias for FreeBSD 4.8 in the next
** Webmin release.
** 
** > Also, FreeBSD 4.10 is on the horizon... will that get added to the list once
** > they go with a RELEASE and not an RC? I didn't know how often you kept
** > up with releases, but FreeBSD has been going nuts lately.
** 
** FreeBSD 4.10 is supported already ..
** 
** > If you need more info: http://www.dragonflybsd.org
** > 
** > As for the startup errors, here's what I get when running /etc/webmin/start:
** > 
** >  sudo /etc/webmin/start
** >  Starting Webmin server in /usr/local/webmin-1.150
** >  Integer overflow in hex number at (eval 115) line 1.
** >  Integer overflow in hex number at (eval 119) line 1.
** >  Integer overflow in hex number at (eval 123) line 1.
** 
** That's an odd message - which version of Perl are you using there?
** Also, which architecture is DragonFly running on?
** 
**  - Jamie
** 
** > Today jca...@we... was all like:
** > ** On Wed, 2004-08-04 at 14:44, Suspect wrote:
** > ** > Now that DragonFly has gone legit in many respects, are we going to see
** > ** > any future support for it?
** > ** > 
** > ** > Shouldn't be much of a porting, considering it's taken from the FreeBSD
** > ** > 4.X branch.
** > ** > 
** > ** > I installed it fine, but I get integer errors when attempting to run
** > ** > the server.
** > ** 
** > ** I haven't heard of DragonFly, but if it is really based on FreeBSD then
** > ** Webmin should be able to support it easily.
** > ** 
** > ** What does the command  uname -a  output on a DragonFly system? Webmin
** > ** uses that command to identify the OS ..
** > ** 
** > **  - Jamie
** > ** 
** > ** 
** > ** 
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