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FreeBSD support #110
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There shouldn't be any problems to build imgproxy on FreeBSD if libvips is installed. That's how I got it on my test FreeBSD droplet:
I'd still recommend you to use Docker as the easiest way to install and update imgproxy. |
Thanks, @DarthSim, I get the following errors :(
libEGL.so.1 is part of package mesa-libs |
Sorry, I'm totally unfamiliar with FreeBSD :( I reopened the issue, hope someone could help you. |
Hi @rihadik, the easiest way would be to run it through Docker, but unfortunately Docker is currently broken on FreeBSD (https://wiki.freebsd.org/Docker). Even easier though is just spinning up a Heroku account, rather than building it on FreeBSD. Just click on the link heroku link in docs: https://docs.imgproxy.net/#/GETTING_STARTED I didn't realize it was there at first and was trying out docker on my own system. Rather than mess with all that, the Heroku install took seconds, and it's totally free, no credit card required. I'd wager it's the best way to test out imgProxy without any hassle or money involved. |
This built fine on FreeBSD 12.2 both amd64 and i386 with src installed. need details on freebsd version with problems to try help ... the output of ldd //usr/local/lib/libEGL.so.1 would be helpful |
Hi. Has anyone had luck building & running this on FreeBSD reliably? Is there any chance FreeBSD support will be added?
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