Hi,
I would like to report one "dangerous" problem with "poudriere ports -d"
command. There should be a "-p treename" but if it is omitted, poudriere
deletes tree "default"
This is my error, I know, but I think poudrier should print a warning or
do not assume I wanted delete "default"
root@sm-reserve ~/# poudriere ports -d headtest
[00:00:00] ====>> Deleting portstree "default" done
It should be
root@sm-reserve ~/# poudriere ports -d -p headtest
[00:00:00] ====>> Deleting portstree "headtest" done
I found this problem when I was trying to solve another "bug". It seems
to me that "poudrier -u -p headtest" doesn't work anymore on old ports tree.
root@sm-reserve ~/# poudriere ports -u -p headtest
[00:00:00] ====>> Updating portstree "headtest"
portsnap: Directory does not exist or is not writable:
/vol0/poudriere/ports/headtest/.snap
I don't know why it needs .snap. All is on ZFS filesystem, not UFS.
There is no ".snap" and should not be.
It worked few weeks ago.
I tried to delete and create ports tree again but i deleted the wrong one...
After removing and recreating both ports tree (default and headtest)
with "poudrier ports -c -p headtest", then "poudrier ports -u -p
headtest" works normally.
Miroslav Lachman
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