On 2023/07/17 00:44, Chris Bennett wrote: > On Mon, Jul 18, 2023 at 07:36:16AM +0100, Stuart Henderson wrote: > > On 2023/07/16 21:02, Chris Bennett wrote: > > > I did locate `Apache/Test` and failed to notice the local. > > > I couldn't find Apache-Test in ports or installed here as a package. > > > Which is why I didn't notice the /local/ > > > > pkglocate will show you that it's in www/ap2-mod_perl > > > > Then I do not need to port in Apache-Test? Right? > >
Right. It is already in ports, so you do not need to port it. > > > which version of OpenBSD was it that had either a working or broken > > > copy? > > > > There used to be a separate port to avoid conflicts. One way to find > > it is to dig in the cvs repo. If you have a copy (fetched with reposync > > from a mirror) you can do things like > > > > cd /cvs/ports/*/P5-Apache-Test (guessing a likely name) > > rlog Attic/Makefile | vim - > > > > I will definitely do this. I am finding the Makefile confusing to > compose. > > Assuming I can skip Apache-Test, I have these questions. > > cat /etc/mk.conf > > PORTS_PRIVSEP=Yes > PORT_USER=xxxx > SUDO=sudo -E > FETCH_PACKAGES=-Dsnap > > .include "/usr/ports/infrastructure/templates/mk.conf.template" > > Is PORTS_PRIVSEP Ok? Yes. No idea what PORT_USER is for. I would not recommend FETCH_PACKAGES in bsd.port.mk, if your ports tree is out of sync with snapshot packages it will be a nuisance. I just type it on the make command line if needed. > apache-module.port.mk seems somewhat understandable. > > p5-libapreq2/Makefile seems to possibly be helpful. > Is the variety of MODPERL_REGEN_PPPORT in that Makefile on the right track? Only use MODPERL_REGEN_PPPORT if the distribution has a pport.h file in a location other than directly in WRKSRC. Many ports don't need to use it. > I'm not quite ready to ask good questions just yet. But the above would > be very helpful. I tried copy/paste of some possibly useful stuff from > several ports, but I can't get make build to get past the same error as > soon as it looks into the test area. > > As usual, copy/paste was a waste of time. :-} > > I appreciate the help. > > -- > Chris Bennett >
