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Great interview about the FreeBSD Foundation: https://itsfoss.com/freebsd-interview-deb-goodkin/

I never ran in trouble upgrading FreeBSD so far.

nghttp2 is also overwriting CB builds. I guess there are others as well.

I do not use inetd.

Honestly I don't know why the DA developers did not reply on FreeBSD ports/packages in first place. It's only PHP that needs to be custom installed (if you are going to use more than one PHP of course) - all other packages are working out of the box.

Am I wrong or you are actually using this fork: https://github.com/piannelli/htscanner-enhanced/ I submitted a ticket there...

It compiled fine. It was showing in DA. I did not go further as htscanner failed on it and I had to revert back to 7.4. Sadly I need to keep OpenSSL 1.0.2 on my end and 12.x comes with newer. The 1.0.2 port on FreeBSD is already removed and I am stuck. I always adopt the newest versions of PHP...

Fixed the PHP8 issue with configure script which uses the system iconv instead of the one compiled with DA. I just remembered that it's the same with older PHP versions too: #!/bin/sh ./configure --enable-embed \ --prefix=/usr/local/php80 \ --program-suffix=80 \...

I am on 11.x. And it is false alarm - just tried and it compiled fine (with the cmake file you shared above). Did you manage to install PHP 8? Mine fails with: checking for iconv... yes checking if iconv is glibc's... no checking if using GNU libiconv... no checking if iconv is Konstantin...

Quick question: do you compile with OpenSSL from base or you use a port?

On my machine it does not build... So it's something on my end.

I highly recommend FreeBSD as it's very stable, always upgrades flawless and it's here from decades... The last year I upped one FreeBSD 7 machine all the way up to version 11 and it just continued to work.

As for 10.5, the required dependencies are the following: devel/bison devel/cmake devel/ninja shells/bash net/rsync devel/pcre2 databases/unixODBC databases/galera26 converters/libiconv devel/libedit textproc/libxml2 Bison and cmake are in the "common preinstall commands". Also libxml2, iconv...

Take a look here: Setting PHPMyAdmin on another port than port 80 | DirectAdmin Forums

Compared to yours, mine still have these (guess they are not needed): -DWITH_ZLIB=system \ -DWITH_JEMALLOC=system \ -DWITH_LIBWRAP=1 \ And yours have DFORCE_INSOURCE_BUILD=1: I am unsure if this is needed

My notes are outdated a lot. Sadly my current system is stalled for many updates because I must keep OpenSSL on version 1.0.2. Hopefully in near future we can get rid of the superoutdated websites and we can move on...

The thread itself is kind of howto :) I used to put some installation notes back in time myself and I reused them when we upgraded to a better server. So yes, they are useful.

That's why I migrated to MariaDB back in the time when 5.6 was the recent MySQL version. I was having issues compiling MySQL with every update. MariaDB builds on FreeBSD with DA much more fluent. Thanks for the info about MariaDB 10.5. I will see what's wrong on my end soon.

Alright, that solution is better than removing krb5 and puting it back on - thanks! Now if you sort out how to build MariaDB 10.5... because the above setup works for 10.4 and prior...

I suggest that you should build MySQL 5.6. It worked for me. Never tried 5.7. And the upgrade to MariaDB is much fluent later.