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2.0 Debian / Ubuntu packages pushed into repository

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    Alex Kirhenshtein
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    Hello.

    Version 2.0 is now considered new "stable" and pushed into "main" section of the repository, for both Debian (Jessie / Wheezy) and Ubuntu (Trusty LTS).

    Package netxms-release is updated as well (and pushed into all repos), to reflect URL changes for Ubuntu users.

    If repository was added manually, verify that you are using correct one for your system.

    Debian Jessie (8):
    deb http://packages.netxms.org/debian jessie main

    Debian Wheezy (7):
    deb http://packages.netxms.org/debian wheezy main

    Ubuntu Trusty (14 LTS):
    deb http://packages.netxms.org/ubuntu trusty main

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      hsvt
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      Please correct the same and on the website - https://www.netxms.org/download/

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      • Andreas E. MuellerA
        Andreas E. MuellerA
        Andreas E. Mueller
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        #3

        Hello Alex,

        do you know if the new stable will be available in the FreeBSD ports tree too?

        Greets from Germany,
        Andreas

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          Alex Kirhenshtein
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          Hello, Andreas.

          Right now we don't have available resources to properly support FreeBSD port.
          If someone from the community is willing to make a port, we will be glad to help.

          @amueller said in 2.0 Debian / Ubuntu packages pushed into repository:

          do you know if the new stable will be available in the FreeBSD ports tree too?

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          • Andreas E. MuellerA
            Andreas E. MuellerA
            Andreas E. Mueller
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            #5

            Hi Alex,

            I'd be interested to do it in my (not plenty of) spare time, but unfortunately I'm not part of the FreeBSD community or I don't know how to become a ports tree maintener there. 😕

            Greets,
            Andreas

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              Alex Kirhenshtein
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              I suggest you to contact [email protected], who is current maintainer (according to https://www.freebsd.org/cgi/ports.cgi?query=netxms)

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              • Andreas E. MuellerA
                Andreas E. MuellerA
                Andreas E. Mueller
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                [email protected]? BOFH?!?!? Noooo wayyyyyyy!  😎

                You mean the legendary "Bastard Operator From Hell"? That's funny! 😄

                Well, I consider doing that in the next few days!

                Thank you very much, Alex.

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