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[BUG] Build of 3.7.4 fails on FreeBSD #4702
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Builds OK with hyperscan enabled, but not otherwise. This is basically a dup of #4701 |
In fact, you should not use Rspamd without hyperscan. I'll probably fix that issue but in future I plan to make Hyperscan dependency mandatory. |
Let's probably hold on till 3.7.5 |
upstream says "in future I plan to make Hyperscan dependency mandatory" (rspamd/rspamd#4702 (comment)) so I've removed the separate hyperscan flavour and rolled it into the main package - this restricts archs to amd64 for now - if someone wants to run this on aarch64 then porting vectorscan is an option, but others e.g. sparc64 won't be supported.
IIUC hyperscan works only with x86_64/amd64. Do you mean you will make Rspamd work only with the architecture too? |
By applying d907a95 build scceeds without hyperscan. |
@vstakhov do you plan to release 3.7.5 soon or should I backport the commit to Gentoo. There is a related bug reported in Gentoo bugzilla, see https://bugs.gentoo.org/917512. |
The only thing that blocks me from 3.7.5 is #4703 I cannot reproduce this issue anywhere but it seems to be quite bad for many people. |
Ok, I'll wait a bit more, thanks for fast response! |
Why not? Is it really that much faster, e.g. is rspamd unusable without it? |
The issue is fixed with a patch backported from upstream. Upstream-issue: rspamd/rspamd#4701 Upstream-issue: rspamd/rspamd#4702 Closes: https://bugs.gentoo.org/917512 Signed-off-by: Petr Vaněk <arkamar@gentoo.org>
I'm trying to update FreeBSD Rspamd port to 3.7.4.
https://github.com/yasuhirokimura/freebsd-ports/tree/rspamd/mail/rspamd
But build fails with following error.
Full build log:
https://people.freebsd.org/~yasu/poudriere/data/logs/bulk/132amd64-default-rspamd/2023-11-15_04h12m23s/logs/rspamd-3.7.4.log
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