Now ebuild included in portage tree.
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Very nice.... now I don't have to mess with the overlay ebuilds! I have been running Zabbix on Gentoo for several months now, and it works great!
I like how the ebuilds are separated for server, front-end, and agent.
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You can simply delete and emerge new ebuilds
If you download my ebuilds this ebuids now in portage tree 
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Fresh ebuild for zabbix 1.1alpha12:
Why it's not portage tree ? Read explain there:
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Gentoo insists on a stable version, right?Comment
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Greetings,
Yes and no. There are three distinct Gentoo tracks, Developer, Unstable, and Stable. The Developer and Unstable branches both allow unstable package builds, in fact I have seen packages that were updated literally every day for two weeks.Originally posted by Alexei
No, in this case the Netmon Herd maintainer is under the mistaken impression that Zabbix has had a high release rate lately.Comment
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Sauron, I got this for the frontend :Originally posted by sauronFresh ebuild for zabbix 1.1alpha12:
Why it's not portage tree ? Read explain there:
http://bugs.gentoo.org/show_bug.cgi?id=92326
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You don't have permission to access /gentoo/zabbix/zabbix-frontend.tar.bz2 on this server.
Additionally, a 404 Not Found error was encountered while trying to use an ErrorDocument to handle the request.Comment
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sorry. fixed.Comment
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Yes. Add fresh alpha version frozen.Originally posted by AlexeiComment
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Fresh ebuild for zabbix 1.1beta1 added:
PS Alexei you can stick it ?Comment
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Ebuilds for 1.1beta2 added.Comment
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Ebuilds for 1.1 beta5 & 1.1 beta 7 added. Ebuild for 1.1 beta 7 contains my patchs for add simple check tcp port. (i.e. tcp,6667) and support int64 time type by agregate function.Comment
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thanks sauron!
I run gentoo on my workstation and this makes upgrading/testing the agent that much easierComment
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Cool, Thanks :-)
Cheers,
Pedro Venda.Comment
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