Nginx on OpenBSD

[Renaud Allard]

Darrin Chandler wrote:

> 
> I've dealt with this in the OpenBSD port of nginx by adding:
> 
> 	--with-cc-opt="-DNGX_HAVE_MALLOC_H=0"
> 
> I'd rather find a better way to deal with it, but the above works fine.
> If you're using the 5.x nginx you might consider using the OpenBSD port
> I made, as long as the configured options match what you need.
> Otherwise, you might have a peek at /usr/ports/www/nginx/Makefile to
> give you some hints on anything I've done to make it work better on
> OpenBSD. There are not many special cases, since nginx is BSD friendly.
> :)

I think that, as it is only needed on cygwin, the C spec says malloc()
is in stdlib, it would really be cleaner if Igor did the change in the
official source tree. Also, I am using v0.6.
I would even say, it would be great if nginx with its BSD license was
the default web server on OpenBSD instead of the old, slow and memory
hungry apache. But I don't know about crypto export restrictions.
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