On Thu May 29 18:23:20 2014, Pete Carah wrote:
On 05/20/2014 09:58 AM, Bryan Drewery wrote:
On 2014-05-20 04:18, Pete Carah wrote:
PLEASE don't automatically install pkg during the build of ANY other
package; if this happens in the middle of a portupgrade -a on a system
without pkgng, the result is not pretty; all packages built after
net-snmp have a duplicated origin, among other things. I hope I can
recover the system since it is supposed to be a production server.
Yes, I realize I'll have to convert. However, this forced install
doesn't convert the database so the pkg database and /var/db/pkg end up
inconsistent, and I can't tell what is really installed on all of the
packages that show a duplicated origin.
-- Pete
(portupgrade maintainer and pkg developer here)
Having pkg installed should be perfectly safe. Portupgrade, nor the
ports framework, consider pkg installed as "converted". All packages
will continue to be registered in the old format unless you run
pkg2ng or 'pkg install' or add WITH_PKGNG=yes to your make.conf.
Can you please elaborate on what the "duplicated origin" issue
is?
The way net-snmp installed pkg also activated it without doing a pkg2ng;
since this happened
in the middle of a portupgrade part of the portupgrade kept its records
the old way and the rest
the new way without any of the old ports in the database. This made a
lot of things build twice.
Not very nice...
Have you ran pkg2ng since then? None of this sounds right to me. If
you have not yet ran pkg2ng then we can debug it. Otherwise it's too
late.
If not, I'd like to see the output of 'pkg info' and:
env TMPDIR=/dev/null ASSUME_ALWAYS_YES=1
PACKAGESITE=file:///nonexistent pkg info -x 'pkg(-devel)?$'
It is very much intended that installing pkg or having it pulled in via
net-snmp will not run pkg2ng. Portupgrade should be flipping over
to using pkg unless pkg has itself registered - which can't happen
without WITH_PKGNG set in the environment or make.conf.
net-snmp also should (if I remember the code I reviewed right) be
only considering the new package database if it has packages in it,
meaning not until you pkg2ng or 'pkg install'.
No, the way I read the makefile lines in question it installed it if it
wasn't already
installed.. See:
I am referring to the runtime of net-snmp, not the port.
# pkg-1.2 cannot handle this dependency well.
.if !defined(WITH_PKGNG)
LIB_DEPENDS= libpkg.so:${PORTSDIR}/ports-mgmt/pkg
.endif
This will install if it is there or not, but only if it is NOT in use.
Probably not what was
intended.
-- Pete
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