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DRAGONFLY TINDERBOX
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Tinderbox requires a database backend. You must choose either PostgreSQL
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and MySQL. Selecting the option will only cause the database to be
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installed on the system if it's not already. The actual schema creation
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must be done manually per the Tinderbox guide.
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The FreeBSD version of Tinderbox allows one to choose between CSUP
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(preferred) and CVSUP. The DragonFly version doesn't give you a choice,
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CSUP is used automatically.
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The Web Interface makes Tinderbox a whole lot more user-friendly. The
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option causes PHP to be installed. The user is expected to install the web
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server of his choice as a separate exercise and configure it to serve the
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directory ${PREFIX}/tinderbox/scripts/webui (usually
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/usr/pkg/tinderbox/scripts/webui).
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The default configuration of Tinderbox limits execution to the root user.
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Setting the "anybody" option to true will remove this restriction.
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Setting the "lsof" option will install the "LiSt Open Files" package
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(sysutils/lsof) to gain access to the killMountProcesses functionality when
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nullfs is used. Nullfs is the default; the user will have to configure NFS
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manually if that is preferred for chroots.
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NOTE: The lsof package is currently broken on DragonFly, so this option has
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been removed from the default list until further notice.
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