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Works great on OSX, some tweaks needed to configure.ac possibly #2
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Hey @dch, thanks for your reply, I will take a look at libtool dependency problem on OSX. A simple modification on build.sh would do it. About the riemannc. I'm planing to write some binary with support to querying and receiving events on command line. Best regards! |
Hiho @dch, can you remove the libtoolize link that you created, apply this https://github.com/gkos/riemann-c-client/pull/4.patch and see if it now works. |
I pulled the new branch, it works fine for OSX, many thanks Daniel! Note $ ./build.sh On 26 January 2013 14:19, Daniel Hilst notifications@github.com wrote:
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Hi @dch, thanks for your reply. I'm merging the fix to master.. I'm planing a Wiki for build process on diferent systems, what you think? Cheers! |
& done! Best to have build notes in the README directly. Less places to look === your call! On 27 January 2013 22:41, Daniel Hilst notifications@github.com wrote:
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@dch can you cofirm if this https://github.com/gkos/riemann-c-client/wiki/Osx works? |
Yup it does. the code doesn't convert to a homebrew recipe though - I'll not be able to
I'm not interested in the tag (tar.gz) release atm as soon as you release So you can install like this
On 24 February 2013 05:28, Daniel Hilst notifications@github.com wrote:
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Thanks, this works great on OSX ML.
Despite having
/usr/bin/libtool
there's nolibtoolize
. so I needed to fudge that by doing:There is surely a better way to handle this by allowing
configure.ac
to use the glibtool* variant in preference.After that, the instructions work just fine:
Finally, would you consider adding a new example that allows sending arbitrary metrics to riemann from the command line, using getopts or similar parsing?
e.g. `riemannc --host IP --port PORT --tags="a,b,c" --state "critical" ... etc?
I will have a go at this anyway but my C is very rusty so it will take a while.
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