How to run the RIPE Atlas software probe on FreeBSD
Hi, Anyone ever managed to get the RIPE Atlas software probe running on FreeBSD? I am thinking of installing it on my pfSense system. Cheers, Eric
Hi Eric, I'm running it in centos in bhyve using cbsd. https://cbsd.io/cbsd/freebsd-bhyve/ Not sure if anyone succeeded compiling native binaries. wbr /vty On 2/7/22 11:09 AM, Eric Kochen wrote:
Hi,
Anyone ever managed to get the RIPE Atlas software probe running on FreeBSD? I am thinking of installing it on my pfSense system.
Cheers,
Eric
On 2022/02/07 15:08 , Viktor Naumov wrote:
I'm running it in centos in bhyve using cbsd. https://cbsd.io/cbsd/freebsd-bhyve/
Not sure if anyone succeeded compiling native binaries.
I just tried to build the binaries on FreeBSD. It will be quite a bit of work (looking at the errors from the compiler). One known issue is that it will be hard to get TCP traceroute to work on FreeBSD. Philip
On 2022-02-08 01:35:15 (+0800), Philip Homburg wrote:
On 2022/02/07 15:08 , Viktor Naumov wrote:
I'm running it in centos in bhyve using cbsd. https://cbsd.io/cbsd/freebsd-bhyve/
I know people who run it in a jail using Linux binary compatibility.
Not sure if anyone succeeded compiling native binaries.
I just tried to build the binaries on FreeBSD. It will be quite a bit of work (looking at the errors from the compiler). One known issue is that it will be hard to get TCP traceroute to work on FreeBSD.
tcptraceroute has been ported to FreeBSD. It's in the ports tree as net/tcptraceroute and binary packages are available for all supported releases/platforms. If someone does succeed in creating a port, I'd be happy to commit it to the FreeBSD ports tree. Philip -- Philip Paeps Senior Reality Engineer Alternative Enterprises
Philip Paeps writes:
If someone does succeed in creating a port, I'd be happy to commit it to the FreeBSD ports tree.
I once started to do so, but nebver finished becuse $WORK started to interfere so ran out of time. Maybe I should pick it up again. jaap
Le Thu, Mar 03, 2022 at 12:10:35PM +0800, Philip Paeps a écrit :
On 2022-02-08 01:35:15 (+0800), Philip Homburg wrote:
On 2022/02/07 15:08 , Viktor Naumov wrote:
I'm running it in centos in bhyve using cbsd. https://cbsd.io/cbsd/freebsd-bhyve/
I know people who run it in a jail using Linux binary compatibility.
Not sure if anyone succeeded compiling native binaries.
I just tried to build the binaries on FreeBSD. It will be quite a bit of work (looking at the errors from the compiler). One known issue is that it will be hard to get TCP traceroute to work on FreeBSD.
tcptraceroute has been ported to FreeBSD. It's in the ports tree as net/tcptraceroute and binary packages are available for all supported releases/platforms.
If someone does succeed in creating a port, I'd be happy to commit it to the FreeBSD ports tree.
I tried to port it to OpenBSD but it was going to be like a complete rewrite :/ -- Denis Fondras / Liopen
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