Sevan Janiyan

Can you explain what you mean by "I had to make it compile as a network drive'? I just use the stock binaries published on upspin.io and use https://github.com/upspin/upspin/blob/master/cmd/upspinfs/scripts/mount_darwin script.

Thanks for the pointer, I'll give a try next week to see how it works out.

Not treating the mount as a localvolume doesn't make any difference. I tried playing with NoAppleXattr and NoAppleDouble. Extended attributes are definitely needed. When mounting with NoAppleXattr, I'm unable to...

`upspin-ui` also needs a workaround. On Apple systems with slightly older installs of macOS / mac os x which have been brought forward through upgrades will likely have a hosts...

> are you sure that you want to use a 17 year old compiler? Yes, very much so and all it needs is for globals to be initialised for things...

It's not a new bug. Also hit it on 1.1.1w when I tried it as a test over the weekend. I've only just started with building OpenSSL on legacy i386...

> Initialisation of global variables has never been explicitly required - they were always put into BSS and initialised to 0 by the run time. > > As far back...

> I'm against this change. Anything requiring this is simply not C89 compliant. ok, just for the discussion here -std is set to gnu9x within the OpenSSL itself. EDIT in...

@sahanaprasad07, if you Configure with `-fno-common` appended to your CFLAGS, are you able to sidestep the issue?

I got v5.9.0 built on Tiger/PowerPC using GCC 5. There's some C11-isms (redefinitions) which have crept into the radare codebase that I sidestepped by using GCC 5 rather than 4.0....