Pid file created in /var/run is removed at system boot, thus preventing Resin from starting. Fix: Update the www/resin2 port with the following tarball: http://caraldi.com/jbq/resin/distfiles/resin2/resin2.tgz An update for www/resin3 is pending. How-To-Repeat: Install Resin, start it and reboot. Resin will not start at boot.
An update for www/resin3 is now also available for download: http://caraldi.com/jbq/resin/distfiles/resin3/resin3.tgz -- Jean-Baptiste Quenot http://caraldi.com/jbq/
Responsible Changed From-To: freebsd-ports-bugs->znerd I'll handle this.
Jean-Baptiste, Officially, the preferred way to send a patch for a port is by attaching it to the PR. If you do upload it somewhere -which I find perfectly fine- please send the MD5 in the PR, so the port committer can be sure (s)he has the right file. Ernst
* Ernst de Haan: > If you do upload it somewhere -which I find perfectly fine- please > send the MD5 in the PR, so the port committer can be sure (s)he has > the right file. MD5 (resin2.tgz) = e1845a3d3695bd2332628d3481503dea MD5 (resin3.tgz) = b2482447c60d1b631f2ed6cd71f5bbce -- Jean-Baptiste Quenot http://caraldi.com/jbq/
A new version of the Resin ports is available: * Avoid conflict between resin2 and resin3 * Fix resin{2,3}ctl first line (perl path) * Pid file is no more created in the Makefile * New resin.sh startup script, manages pid file * pkg-[de]install and pkg-message are now generated * Do not write anything after including bsd.port.post.mk * Packages are now supported (reported by Arcadius Ahouansou) * Integration with apxs for [de]activating mod_caucho The MD5 sums are: MD5 (resin3.tgz) = 63e50897d9ccf03682290ce554fcce43 MD5 (resin2.tgz) = a43662328c61f116814a8c0e5ab42b49 Thanks in advance, -- Jean-Baptiste Quenot http://caraldi.com/jbq/
State Changed From-To: open->closed Committed, thanks! Please check the port with portlint next time. I fixed a number of minor issues with the ports (mainly echo -> ${ECHO_CMD}).