sockstat(1) is in the base system image, whereas lsof(1) is only avaible
through ports.
The addresses Issue 190
Change-Id: I5e3cd6b6c10d2aa75f799320d80acfd61275ea62
This change adds a dependency on lsof(1) when running on FreeBSD.
lsof(1) is not part of the base system, and lsof(1) would need to be
installed (usually from ports). If lsof(1) is not installed an error
will be returned in the form of:
ident_test.go:88: exec: "lsof": executable file not found in $PATH
Change-Id: I3cb15af369dc10a8a39aeaf82cceff3c788104b8
misc.CountingReader moves into readerutil.
pkg/atomics is folded into pkg/types.
pkg/test/testdep is folded into pkg/test, with better name/docs.
Old cruft from pkg/webserver is deleted.
Change-Id: I3f72d8b29804254ef944995fb085837c878f79f5
When you go to /setup on Windows, it currently checks
the "localhostAuthorized" function that checks your
UserID with os.Getuid() and than check with the local
and remote address to see if you are allow. In Windows
os.Getuid will always equals -1 and the function default
to unallowed. On darwin, it does check for uid but
afterward only cares if the local and remote addresses
are loopback addresses.
So, I changed this function so that when the os.Getuid
is not avalaible on the platform and returns -1, it does
the same check as in darwin.
I also modified the "isLocalhost" function to use the
helper function "net.IsLoopback" instead of string matching.
Since, I already had parsed addresses and had to call
AddPairUserId, I checked if it wouldn't be simpler to
pass net.Addr directly instead of strings and reconvert
them afterward. It seemed after looking at all the code
that called this function that it simplified calls quite
a bit to do so.
Finally, I modified "netutil.Localhost" for it to return
the first IP it finds instead of the string representation
of the first IP enclosed in square brackets. Since the square
brackets around the IP are only necessary in a TCPAddr, it
would be simplier and more robust for the user to directly
print TCPAddr instead of appending this string to a post.
Change-Id: Id79de6bebd6380f877074211c0d260782058765f
A lot is still broken, but most stuff at least compiles now.
The directory tree has been rearranged now too. Go libraries are now
under "pkg". Fully qualified, they are e.g. "camlistore.org/pkg/jsonsign".
The go tool cannot yet fetch from arbitrary domains, but discussion is
happening now on which mechanism to use to allow that.
For now, put the camlistore root under $GOPATH/src. Typically $GOPATH
is $HOME, so Camlistore should be at $HOME/src/camlistore.org.
Then you can:
$ go build ./server/camlistored
... etc
The build.pl script is currently disabled. It'll be resurrected at
some point, but with a very different role (helping create a fake
GOPATH and running the go build command, if things are installed at
the wrong place, and/or running fileembed generators).
Many things are certainly broken.
Many things are disabled. (MySQL, all indexing, etc).
Many things need to be moved into
camlistore.org/third_party/{code.google.com,github.com} and updated
from their r60 to Go 1 versions, where applicable.
The GoMySQL stuff should be updated to use database/sql and the ziutek
library implementing database/sql/driver.
Help wanted.
Change-Id: If71217dc5c8f0e70dbe46e9504ca5131c6eeacde