Date: Fri, 02 Aug 2002 14:06:51 -0700 From: Bertrand Habib <bib@infomaniak.ch> To: questions@freebsd.org Subject: portupgrade -Np seems to be broken on my system Message-ID: <3D4AF46B.7030009@infomaniak.ch>
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Dear all,
Again a newbe question...
after having encountred strange portupgrade behaviours (bin packages
going installed in the choosen port him self insteed of target directory
choosen for all bin packages, I decided to remove all installed ports,
killing /var/db/pkg/pkgdb.db as well as /usr/sup/ports and restoring
/usr/ports directory from the 4.6 release install CD. Then i reinstalled
cvsup (bin) and ran it twice in order to resync ports tree. I then
rebuilded portupgrade from port, tuned pkgtools.conf and recreated
portupgrade databases. Unfortunatly all this didn't solved my problem:
When I try 'portupgrade -Np sysutils/detach' the final bin package still
lands in /usr/ports/sysutils/detach as detach-1.3.tgz insteed of the
location stated in pkgtool.conf. Notice also that the 'PACKAGES' line in
/etc/make.conf has been removed before this stage.
Process:
1. pkg_delete -a
This removed all subdirs in /var/db/pkg except pkgdb.db
2. rm /var/db/pkg/pkgdb.db
rm -fR /usr/ports/*
rm -fR /usr/sup/ports
4. /stand/sysinstall --> config --> distrib --> custom --> [X] ports
taken from CD media
5. /stand/sysinstall --> config --> packages --> [X] net/cvsup
6. doing a 1st cvsup in order to resync ports at june 5, 2002,
i.e: with following relevant lines in cvsupfile:
...
*default tag=.
ports-all date=2002.06.05.23.44.00
7. doing a 2nd cvsup in order to resync at now (removing date=... from
the previous cvsupfile.
8. Made and installed portupgrade from port, ie:
8.1 relevant /etc/make.conf:
PACKAGES=/home/packages
DISTFILES=/u1/distfiles
WRKDIRPREFIX=/u2/work
8.2 builds commands
cd /usr/ports/sysutils/portupgrade
make
make install
make package
This installed portupgrade-20020706 and ruby-1.6.7-20020715
9. Configured portupgrade (please, see bellow for my
/usr/local/etc/pkgtools.conf), then created portupgrade databases
with:
portsdb -Uu
pkgdb -u
10. Trying portupgrade on sysutils/detach, ie:
10.1 first, I removed 'PACKAGES=...' from /etc/make.conf
10.2 ran 'portupgrade -Np sysutils/detach'
Port get installed normaly but package lands in
/usr/ports/sysutils/detach as detach-1.3.tgz insteed of
/u2/freebsd-i386/packages/4.6/All or eventually
/u2/freebsd-i386/packages/4.6.1/All
(11.I then pkg_deinstalled 'detach', created both missing target package
directories (one for 4.6 and one for 4.6.1) and retryed
'portupgrade -Np sysutils/detach' without being more successfull
(i.e: same behaviour)
)
Would someone be nice enough in helping me to understand what wrong is
going on and how i may fix this ?
Many thanks in advance for your hand
Kindest regards
Bertrand
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Here is my pkgtools.conf, located in /usr/local/etc:
module PkgConfig
ENV['PORTSDIR'] ||= '/usr/ports'
ENV['PORTS_INDEX'] ||= ENV['PORTSDIR'] + '/INDEX.portupgrade'
# Next should create /u2/freebsd-i386/packages/4.6.1 if it doesn't
# exist and 'PACKAGES' isn't set, right ?
ENV['PACKAGES'] ||= sprintf('/u2/freebsd-i386/packages/%s',
OS_REVISION)
ENV['PKG_PATH'] ||= ENV['PACKAGES'] + '/All'
SANITY_CHECK = true
IGNORE_CATEGORIES = [
'chinese',
'hebrew',
'german',
'japanese',
'korean',
'russian',
'ukrainian',
'vietnamese',
]
EXTRA_CATEGORIES = [
]
HOLD_PKGS = [
'bsdpan-*',
]
MAKE_ARGS = {
'x11/kdebase3' => 'WITH_MOTIF=yes',
}
BEFOREBUILD = {
}
AFTERINSTALL = {
}
PKG_SITES = [
# Here is a copy of freebsd CD packages
'file:///u5/FreeBSD/dist/packages/',
pkg_site_mirror(),
]
PORTUPGRADE_ARGS = ENV['PORTUPGRADE'] || \
'-v -l /var/tmp/portupgrade.results ' + \
'-L /var/tmp/portupgrade-'
end
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