00:38:17 <jclulow> I've rigged up a thing that automates looking up the organisation that owns an IP address that makes a request to gerrit
00:38:29 <jclulow> I have banned many thousands of subnets :P
00:39:13 <jclulow> If you're from "HostRoyale Technologies Pvt Ltd" or "The Constant Company, LLC", let me know:P
00:46:09 <jbk> constant (pita) company? 
00:47:26 <jclulow> apparently!
19:12:31 <Guest7> 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
19:12:31 <Guest7> with porting to illumos. Could someone fill me in on what's going on?
19:14:00 <alanc> sounds like it's linked against Linux libraries, not illumos ones
19:17:38 <Guest7> Is there a way that illumos contributors are porting from the Linux libraries to the illumos libraries?
19:20:38 <rmustacc> Generally for things like -lresolv or -lld there isn't much to do?
19:21:03 <rmustacc> Are you building this on an illumos system?
19:22:40 <alanc> for ld.so, generally building on illumos using native compiler/linker is all you need to do
19:23:24 <alanc> if you're trying to use a cross-compiler, you seem to be pointing it to Linux libraries instead of illumos ones
19:24:30 <Guest7> Yes, building this on an OmniOS
19:27:52 <Guest7> On OmniOS, I'm using the standard illumos gcc 14.2 and standard illumos linker
19:45:41 <jbk> are you building in an lx zone?
19:52:39 <Guest7> No, I'm building in the global zone
19:54:23 <sommerfeld> 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?)
19:57:40 <Guest7> 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
19:58:39 <Guest7> 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)
19:59:16 <jbk> is it on github or such where we could take a look at it?
19:59:54 <Guest7> Yes, here it is https://github.com/ollama/ollama
20:02:53 <jbk> that appears to just download the binaries and attempts to install them
20:03:04 <jbk> but doesn't appear to actually build from source
20:03:17 <jbk> though all that source appears to be go (from a quick look)
20:03:39 <jbk> 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
20:09:31 <Guest7> I'll give it a Go. Thank you
20:10:16 <jbk> i can't make any promises, but it's at least worth a shot
20:13:20 <Guest7> That's fine, at least now I can focus efforts in the right spot
20:14:22 <Guest7> I found the fbsd patches as well. Perhaps this will offer a bit of insight in case it's needed