Repository update

Got all my packages added to the git repository, which now contains:

apache-httpd
berkeleydb
cpio
curl
dropbear
git
mysql
openssh
php
popa3d
postfix
samba

Razzle.dk got a little facelife

razzle.dk/ now has a few links to the git repository etc.

Git repository for Gumstix buildroot packages

I've added a public git repository for my buildroot packages: razzle.dk/git-php/git.php
Currently it contains the packages: curl, cpio and git.

GIT - second try

Ok, I was a little too fast the other day, because git did not quite work. I missed that it depends on find (NOT the busybox version), cpio (which I had to add to the buildroot) and perl (microperl works fine). But now it works, as does git-php in a slightly altered version: razzle.dk/git-php/git.php. Nothing much to see yet, but I'll add my gumstix buildroot packages in the "near" future.

File system crash

Doh! Forgot to unmount my CF card with a ext2 root file system when I rebooted, and forgot to fsck the filesystem before I remounted it. This lead to severe file system corruption. Got it fsck'ed but a lot of files where corrupted :-(
Have now switched to ext3 to prevent that to happen in the future!

GIT too

Got GIT compiling & working too :-)

Turning on the LAMP

After the success with Postfix, I quickly got popa3d compiling & working, and now I have a fully working mail setup.

MySQL wasn't much of a problem to get working, and neither was adding MySQL support to the Apache PHP module. So now I have a full LAMP server setup too.

Next comes GIT, and a GIT repository for the Gumstix buildroot packages I've made - and a lot of much needed package cleanup as well. Maybe some documentation too...

Progress

Latest progress: I've got Apache compiling with PHP as a module. I've got Postfix up and running as mailserver, and popa3d as a pop3 daemon for mail retrieval. I spend a lot of time trying to get Postfix running - I used Berkeley DB-4.5.20, as Postfix requires DB, but that version kept segfaulting. At last I downgraded to DB-4.2.52, and that did the job.