Jason Gauci
etsever will allocate 64MB per connection. You can tune that here: https://github.com/MisterTea/EternalTerminal/blob/master/src/base/BackedWriter.hpp#L44
Ah yeah I've seen this problem on OSX before. Can you symlink etterminal to /usr/bin or does OSX block that?
@paul-brenner hmm, is your default shell bash? If you put the /usr/local/bin path in your .bashrc and .bash_profile, then it should find etterminal if bash is your main terminal
The client and server are both mac?
"could not reach et server" means that the et port is not open. Are you using the default port 2022? Can you telnet to the server on that port and...
The link to the full log doesn't work. What happens if you build with a single job?
https://github.com/MisterTea/EternalTerminal/blob/master/CMakeLists.txt#L391
If you require cmake 3.3 instead, does the problem go away?
@ishmael1851 what does centos6 use? You could run the server manually (as root): etserver --cfgfile /etc/et.cfg
Since most people only need to rerun et when their client reboots, this is a low-pri issue. Can you use a bash script that takes the server as a parameter...