www/node: Use binutils from ports with BUNDLED_SSL #147
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Apart from the SHEBANG_FILES this looks OK to me |
www/node does not work well with with BUNDLED_SSL when DTRACE is on (default) and we are using an older binutils version. FreeBSD is using the last GPLv2 one, which does not provide options expected by a few python scripts. Use ports binutils and patch python scripts to use it. Signed-off-by: Johannes Meixner <[email protected]>
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Nice catch! Amended and rebased to latest master. |
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www/node does not work well with with BUNDLED_SSL
when DTRACE is on (default) and we are using an older
binutils version. FreeBSD is using the last GPLv2 one,
which does not provide options expected by a few python
scripts.
Use ports binutils and patch python scripts to use it.
Signed-off-by: Johannes Meixner [email protected]