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Programming / Go programming langauge
« Last post by Igor on Today at 09:59:56 pm »
Hi All!

I see that the GCC package includes implementation of the Go and Rust langauges.
Is it possible to build this for OS/2?
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Applications / Re: Configuration script for bulding ffmpeg 8.0.1
« Last post by Igor on Today at 09:43:52 pm »
Hi,
I couldn't get this to work.
If anyone has the opportunity to download this and post it somewhere by any means, I would be grateful.

Interesting, that was the command that the FFmpeg developers said to use many years back. Time goes on.
If you remember, when I first used the command, it failed as upstream didn't support xttrs and you added a switch to disable xttrs. Looking at the dates, 16 years has gone by :(
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Applications / Re: package git fails
« Last post by Dave Yeo on Today at 04:28:37 pm »
Often the src rpm is here, http://rpm.netlabs.org/release/00/i386/SRPMS/ I see a bunch of fluidsynth packages. Download and run unrpm on the package. I think unrpm should be present on your system, run it alone for usage or run it like "unrpm -e fluidsynth-2.1.5-1.oc00.src.rpm" to extract all files at current directory. The spec should be there.
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Comments, Suggestions & Questions / Re: Anubis
« Last post by Andi B. on Today at 09:38:17 am »
    .....
  • as the "Preference Name", enter "general.useragent.override" (without the quotes) and hit OK
....
  • restart Firefox

All that is perfectly summarized by Lars. Thanks. Only thing I would suggest is instead this line above use
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"general.useragent.override.os2world.com" instead. So the override is limited to os2world.com.

Of course you can use PrefBar and manage and select different UAs manually from the drop-down box. HTH
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Applications / Re: package git fails
« Last post by Alexco on Today at 08:56:17 am »
Sorry, I'm not so familiar with all that Unix stuff on OS/2, even if I use Opensuse on one of my PCs (but they don't use yum directly).
But this got me somewhere. It seems that git depends on git-core, which needs ossl3.

Enabling netlabs-exp fixes the issue, git is now updated to 2.50.1.

Regarding that bitwise repo with the RPM specs. Where can I find the specs for RPMs which are not listed there? E.g. where can I find the spec for fluidsynth?
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Applications / Re: Configuration script for bulding ffmpeg 8.0.1
« Last post by Dave Yeo on Today at 07:33:29 am »
Interesting, that was the command that the FFmpeg developers said to use many years back. Time goes on.
If you remember, when I first used the command, it failed as upstream didn't support xttrs and you added a switch to disable xttrs. Looking at the dates, 16 years has gone by :(
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Setup & Installation / Re: Start MINIMIZED, but it won't!
« Last post by Steven Levine on Today at 07:09:09 am »
Unless you have modified setenv.cmd, it's going to logically end with

 start G:\netqos2\help_server_start.cmd
 exit

Since this is a cmd.exe batch, the exit will terminate the session.

Since your help_server_start.cmd is REXX, the exit will terminate the REXX script a leave the session running.  To terminate the session, you need to replace the exit with 'exit'.

If you want setenv to start help_server_start.cmd minimized, you need to change the parameters to

 /min G:\netqos2\help_server_start.cmd

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Applications / Re: Configuration script for bulding ffmpeg 8.0.1
« Last post by Steven Levine on Today at 06:42:16 am »
Your rsync command is better written as

  rsync -hirltL --timeout=60 --progress --protocol=30 rsync://fate-suite.ffmpeg.org/fate-suite/ /fate.ffmpeg/fate-suite

--verbose is primarily for debugging. --itemize-changes will show you want was fetched and why.  --checksum is rarely useful.

--whole-file is rarely useful, even for the first-time rsync pull from a remote server.

--protocol=30 is required if the server is running an rsync newer than 3.0.9 which is almost 100% sure to be true these days.

The OS/2 rsync port implemented protocol 31 to support transferring OS/2 permissions.  At the time, the maximum native rsync protocol was 30.  Currently, the maximum rsync protocol is 32.    The OS/2 protocol in not compatible with what a native rsync implements as protocol 31 so we need to prevent rsync from using it.
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Applications / Re: package git fails
« Last post by Steven Levine on Today at 06:11:10 am »

You can always ask anpm to list all the matching packages in the enabled repos, but for me, the command line is often quicker

>yum --noplugins -C list  openssl-libs*  |& tee clip:
Installed Packages
openssl-libs.pentium4                1:1.1.1w-1.oc00                 installed
Available Packages
openssl-libs.i686                    1:1.1.1l-1.oc00                 netlabs-rel
openssl-libs.pentium4                1:3.4.1-2.oc00                  netlabs-exp


For git, we have

>yum --noplugins -C list git  |& tee clip:
Installed Packages
git.pentium4                      2.30.2-2.oc00                      installed
Available Packages
git.i386                          2.0.0-2.oc00                       netlabs-rel
git.i686                          2.11.0-4.oc00                      netlabs-rel
git.pentium4                      2.50.1-1.oc00                      netlabs-rel


If git 2.50 requires openssl-lib 1.3.4, perhaps an issue needs to be submitted to the bitwisework rpm-issues repo?


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Setup & Installation / Start MINIMIZED, but it won't!
« Last post by Dariusz Piatkowski on Today at 02:18:32 am »
OK, all things considered this is trivial, but kind of annoying.

Part of the IBM CPP 3.65 install is the object to start the on-line help system, which is basically the NetQ application feeding the CPP content.

That object has the following parameters:

1) 'Required Path and file..' => G:\OS2\CMD.EXE
2) 'Optional Parameters...' => /k G:\code\tools\Ibmcpp\BIN\SETENV.CMD CPPHLP36.EXE open index.htm

where:

SETENV.CMD just sets up the enviornment and CPPHLP36.EXE is the NetQ help server itself.

That object is set to: start minimized in OS/2 window and close the window on exit. This works fine.

However, since it is nice to have full control over that help server I created two separate objects which basically enable me to manually START & STOP the server w/o invoking the CPPHLP36.exe itself. Reason here being: sometimes I just shut down my DEV session and wish to re-start later having saved all my pertinent bookmarks, and so when those are re-loaded I need the back end NetQ server up and running.

Those objects have the same setup as the originally installed IBM one:

1) 'Required Path and file..' => G:\OS2\CMD.EXE
2) 'Optional Parameters...' => /k G:\code\tools\Ibmcpp\BIN\SETENV.CMD G:\netqos2\help_server_start.cmd

where:

help_server_start.cmd contains the following:

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/* This script will fire up the NETQ help system */

/* start the netq server */
'netq start server'

/* now start the HTTP deamon serving the help info */
'G:\NETQOS2\HTTPDL.EXE -r g:\netqos2\httpd.cnf'

exit

However, when I instantiate that object despite the fact that it's SESSION is set to run in OS/2 Windsow, Start minimized and Close on exit, that window just opens up on my Desktop (in the foreground) and doesn't close.

What am I missing here???

It seems like this should be really simple, and yet it escapes me!

Just for shits and giggles I actually went through all the individual components (the CMD files, etc.) adjusting their object settings to do what I want, and yet the result is the same.

How do I force this thing to just flat out 'run in the background' w/o me ever seeing anything?
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