On 2021/08/01 07:30, Alessandro De Laurenzis wrote: > Ciao Stuart, > > Thanks for the feedback. > > On 31/07/2021 17:20, Stuart Henderson wrote: > [...] > > > > Check that whatever you use for gaining privs during ports building > > is configured to pass the environment through. i.e. SUDO=sudo -E > > or if you use doas then make sure it has "keepenv". > > > > I followed the bsd.port.mk(5) man page, as per PORTS_PRIVSEP variable > description, and port building is running ok since years (including 'make > package' of course) for ports that don't use FLAVORS... > > From my /etc/doas.conf: > > > # Port/package management > > permit keepenv nopass :pkgmgr as _pfetch > > permit keepenv nopass :pkgmgr as _pbuild > > and, of course, my normal user is in the 'pkgmgr' group.
Two possibilities, one is that it's something running as root rather than _pfetch/_pbuild, another is that the effective rule granting access is not one of the above rules, but a different rule also allowing running as that user but which doesn't have "keepenv" (doas.conf is last-match-wins). (FWIW I'm using sudo for ports work here, I find doas unusable for this - partly due to the "don't pass authentication upwards" design feature, partly due to the way it fails without giving another chance if I mistype my password).
