Re: pkg_replace and detecting pkg(ng)

2014-03-20 Thread Michael Gmelin 
On Wed, 19 Mar 2014 17:52:36 +0900
Ken DEGUCHI kdegu...@sz.tokoha-u.ac.jp wrote:

 Hello,
 
 I made a patch for your request.
 
 Please see, http://www.freebsd.org/cgi/query-pr.cgi?pr=187723
 
 Thank you.
 
  Hi,
  
  In the past I've been able to use pkg_replace on machine that didn't
  have the ports collection installed.
  
  With the current version of pkg_replace this doesn't seem to be
  possible anymore, since pkg(ng) detection breaks in those cases:
  
  : ${use_pkgng=`/usr/bin/make -f/usr/share/mk/bsd.port.mk -V
  WITH_PKGNG`}
  if [ x${use_pkgng} = xdevel ]; then
use_pkgng=yes
  fi
  
  bsd.port.mk requires /usr/ports/Mk/...
  
  One of the main motivations to use pkg_replace for me is to not
  having a ports tree on the machines I use it on.
  
  I would suggest to replace this with a detection mechanism similar
  to what ports does:
  
  If sysctl -n kern.osreldate = 117
   use_pkgng=yes, unless WITHOUT_PKGNG is defined
  else if defined(WITH_PKGNG) (any value, not just ==yes)
   use_pkgng=yes
  else
   use_pkgng=no
  
  Determining WITH_PKGNG/WITHOUT_PKGNG should be done using make -V
  VAR (without specifying a Makefile, so /etc/make.conf is read).
  
  - Michael
  
  -- 
  Michael Gmelin

Hi Ken,

Thanks for your swift response, I tested your patch (the part
relevant to me) and it works as expected. Cool.

- Michael

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Re: pkg_replace and detecting pkg(ng)

2014-03-19 Thread Ken DEGUCHI 
Hello,

I made a patch for your request.

Please see, http://www.freebsd.org/cgi/query-pr.cgi?pr=187723

Thank you.

 Hi,
 
 In the past I've been able to use pkg_replace on machine that didn't
 have the ports collection installed.
 
 With the current version of pkg_replace this doesn't seem to be
 possible anymore, since pkg(ng) detection breaks in those cases:
 
 : ${use_pkgng=`/usr/bin/make -f/usr/share/mk/bsd.port.mk -V
 WITH_PKGNG`}
 if [ x${use_pkgng} = xdevel ]; then
   use_pkgng=yes
 fi
 
 bsd.port.mk requires /usr/ports/Mk/...
 
 One of the main motivations to use pkg_replace for me is to not having
 a ports tree on the machines I use it on.
 
 I would suggest to replace this with a detection mechanism similar to
 what ports does:
 
 If sysctl -n kern.osreldate = 117
  use_pkgng=yes, unless WITHOUT_PKGNG is defined
 else if defined(WITH_PKGNG) (any value, not just ==yes)
  use_pkgng=yes
 else
  use_pkgng=no
 
 Determining WITH_PKGNG/WITHOUT_PKGNG should be done using make -V VAR
 (without specifying a Makefile, so /etc/make.conf is read).
 
 - Michael
 
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pkg_replace and detecting pkg(ng)

2014-03-18 Thread Michael Gmelin 
Hi,

In the past I've been able to use pkg_replace on machine that didn't
have the ports collection installed.

With the current version of pkg_replace this doesn't seem to be
possible anymore, since pkg(ng) detection breaks in those cases:

: ${use_pkgng=`/usr/bin/make -f/usr/share/mk/bsd.port.mk -V
WITH_PKGNG`}
if [ x${use_pkgng} = xdevel ]; then
  use_pkgng=yes
fi

bsd.port.mk requires /usr/ports/Mk/...

One of the main motivations to use pkg_replace for me is to not having
a ports tree on the machines I use it on.

I would suggest to replace this with a detection mechanism similar to
what ports does:

If sysctl -n kern.osreldate = 117
 use_pkgng=yes, unless WITHOUT_PKGNG is defined
else if defined(WITH_PKGNG) (any value, not just ==yes)
 use_pkgng=yes
else
 use_pkgng=no

Determining WITH_PKGNG/WITHOUT_PKGNG should be done using make -V VAR
(without specifying a Makefile, so /etc/make.conf is read).

- Michael

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