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mitmproxy doesn't install on OpenBSD #6378
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See the stderr message in your output - you need to provide PROTOC. :) |
Thank you. I only noticed now that I somehow got a different error message before. I now get the same one as before after installing protoc.
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Thanks for the quick turnaround. I'm afraid you're running into cloudflare/boringtun#82 here. That's a bit of a tricky problem for us unfortunately.
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I see an aditional option: |
Looking a bit closer: boringtun does actually have |
That might fix it when rust 1.72.0 is available in the next OpenBSD release. I will test and report back. |
What Rust version is OpenBSD on right now? :) |
That's version 1.68.0 for OpenBSD 7.3. |
Thanks. I just shipped mitmproxy 10.1 with a MSRV of 1.70, looking forward to the next OpenBSD update! :) |
Thanks. At least that build issue seems to be resolved. Tested on OpenBSD pre-release snapshots there is still an issue with the clock type in https://github.com/cloudflare/boringtun/blob/master/boringtun/src/sleepyinstant/unix.rs that I will report upstream. |
Thanks! 🍰 If we can get a PR for boringtun that makes it work with OpenBSD, I'd be happy to point mitmproxy-rs to use that. That kind of patching is super easy with Rust fortunately. |
@floort what kind of issue? Is that due possibly use/reference of I think something like cloudflare/boringtun#386 should do the trick if that's the case! |
Problem Description
Installing mitmproxy (10.0.0) doesn't work on OpenBSD 7.3 through pip because mitmproxy-rs doesn't build.
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