I've rigged up a thing that automates looking up the organisation that owns an IP address that makes a request to gerrit

I have banned many thousands of subnets :P

If you're from "HostRoyale Technologies Pvt Ltd" or "The Constant Company, LLC", let me know:P

constant (pita) company?

apparently!

I have partially ported program which builds on illumos. At runtime, it tries to link against /lib64/ld.so.2 and fails in error. I made a soft link from /lib/64/ld.so.1to /lib64/ld-linux-x86-64.so.2. Running the program like this results in an error about 'libresolv.so.2: version 'GLIBC_2.2.5' not found'. Admittedly, I'm still coming up to speed

with porting to illumos. Could someone fill me in on what's going on?

sounds like it's linked against Linux libraries, not illumos ones

Is there a way that illumos contributors are porting from the Linux libraries to the illumos libraries?

Generally for things like -lresolv or -lld there isn't much to do?

Are you building this on an illumos system?

for ld.so, generally building on illumos using native compiler/linker is all you need to do

if you're trying to use a cross-compiler, you seem to be pointing it to Linux libraries instead of illumos ones

Yes, building this on an OmniOS

On OmniOS, I'm using the standard illumos gcc 14.2 and standard illumos linker

are you building in an lx zone?

No, I'm building in the global zone

are there any linux *.so* files present in any directory that might be referenced when the program is linked? (something left over when copying a source tree from a linux system?)

This build is using an install.sh script which pulls remotely and cleans the build directory up after it's finished and has installed the components

The documentation surrounding it is scant. I believe I'll have to dig into it a little deeper. FreeBSD has ported it, and I believe they are linking against their tooling (as I am trying to do with illumos)

is it on github or such where we could take a look at it?

Yes, here it is github.com/ollama/ollama

that appears to just download the binaries and attempts to install them

but doesn't appear to actually build from source

though all that source appears to be go (from a quick look)

so you might just be able to clone the repo, install go (if you haven't already) and try 'go build' and see what happens

I'll give it a Go. Thank you

i can't make any promises, but it's at least worth a shot

That's fine, at least now I can focus efforts in the right spot

I found the fbsd patches as well. Perhaps this will offer a bit of insight in case it's needed