[Bug 229115] sysutils/bbcp: Fix build, mark Un'BROKEN

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Terry Kennedy <terry-freebsd at glaver.org> changed:

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--- Comment #10 from Terry Kennedy <terry-freebsd at glaver.org> ---
Created attachment 200482
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Clean build on 12-STABLE

I took up the offer (in PR 197035) of looking at this and fixing it myself.

I have bbcp 17.12.00.00.0 (that's the latest from the author's GIT) working on
FreeBSD 12-STABLE as the initiator of the transfer, using IPv4, without needing
the -4 flag or changing the sysctl. It also compiles cleanly on 12-stable with
no warnings or other noise (see attached log). It is still not working as a
target, but I wanted to report my progress (substantial, IMHO) in case other
people are working on this using older code and patches.

This latest version has the useful side effect of no longer needing the vast
majority of patches in the FreeBSD port - all of the patches to change "if
(foo)" to "if ((foo))" have been upstreamed.

All of my work so far is available if anyone wants to take this over. My next
task will be getting the receive side working in this version, then testing the
various IPv6 permutations.

Here's the test run:

[0:54] host1:~> bbcp --version
17.12.00.00.0
[0:55] host1:~> sysctl net.inet6.ip6.v6only
net.inet6.ip6.v6only: 1
[0:56] host1:~> bbcp -P 2 /dev/zero host2.example.com:/dev/null


Unauthorized Access Strictly Prohibited

Password for terry at host2.example.com:
bbcp: Warning: host1.example.com is running a newer version of bbcp
bbcp: Creating /dev/null/zero
bbcp: 181225 01:35:54  0% done; 117.1 MB/s
bbcp: 181225 01:35:56  0% done; 117.4 MB/s
^C

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