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rspamd: disable LuaJIT support on aarch64
When compiled with LuaJIT support, rspamd segfaults on aarch64. Without LuaJIT, rspamd falls back to plain Lua and torch support needs to be disabled.
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{ stdenv, lib, fetchFromGitHub, cmake, perl
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, file, glib, libevent, luajit, openssl, pcre, pkgconfig, sqlite, ragel, icu
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, hyperscan, libfann, gd, jemalloc, openblas
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, hyperscan, libfann, gd, jemalloc, openblas, lua
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, withFann ? true
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, withGd ? false
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, withBlas ? true
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, withHyperscan ? stdenv.isx86_64
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, withLuaJIT ? stdenv.isx86_64
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}:
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assert withHyperscan -> stdenv.isx86_64;
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};
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nativeBuildInputs = [ cmake pkgconfig perl ];
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buildInputs = [ glib libevent libmagic luajit openssl pcre sqlite ragel icu jemalloc ]
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buildInputs = [ glib libevent libmagic openssl pcre sqlite ragel icu jemalloc ]
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++ lib.optional withFann libfann
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++ lib.optional withGd gd
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++ lib.optional withHyperscan hyperscan
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++ lib.optional withBlas openblas;
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++ lib.optional withBlas openblas
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++ lib.optional withLuaJIT luajit ++ lib.optional (!withLuaJIT) lua;
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cmakeFlags = [
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"-DDEBIAN_BUILD=ON"
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"-DENABLE_JEMALLOC=ON"
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] ++ lib.optional withFann "-DENABLE_FANN=ON"
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++ lib.optional withHyperscan "-DENABLE_HYPERSCAN=ON"
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++ lib.optional withGd "-DENABLE_GD=ON";
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++ lib.optional withGd "-DENABLE_GD=ON"
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++ lib.optional (!withLuaJIT) "-DENABLE_TORCH=OFF";
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meta = with stdenv.lib; {
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homepage = https://rspamd.com;
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homepage = "https://rspamd.com";
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license = licenses.asl20;
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description = "Advanced spam filtering system";
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maintainers = with maintainers; [ avnik fpletz globin ];
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