Actually I see the problem now, I had several conflicting packages, ie postfix, and postfix-ldap, openldap and openldap-sasl-bdb.
Sorry. --Bryan On 9/16/05, Marc Espie <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > On Fri, Sep 16, 2005 at 03:03:35PM -0700, Bryan Irvine wrote: > > How do I isntall every package in a directory? > > > > I've built one server (ldap/postfix/etc... yadda yadda) and I now want > > to create 2 exact duplicate configurations with the existing packages > > (that were orginially compiled from ports). > > > > I copied all the pacakges over to the new systesm and tried varying > > forms of pkg_add *, pkg_add $(ls), blah blah blah and inevitably it > > will get to a package that depends on another package (which is in > > that directory as well) and the install will bomb. > > Are you sure that's the reason it bombs ? Usually you can't install > every package in a directory because there are conflicts between packages > that you can't install at the same time on the same machine. > > Inter-dependencies work just fine however... pkg_add correctly sorts packages > so that you are describing does NOT happen. > > Look again.
