Hi,
I've been noticing "Failed to open portfile from registry" errors during
certain operations like reinstalling (port -n upgrade --force). This turned out
due in part to something I changed in one of my own portgroups, but after
correcting that errors remained.
I've finally traced them down to my use of configure.optflags on the
commandline, in order to pass in more than 1 compiler option. Curiously I have
been doing this "for ages", and I have the impression that I did not get the
error message. That may be incorrect: it can also be I simply didn't pay
attention to them.
Anyway, after adding some debug output to relevant functions in "base" I see
this when I reinstall port:bzip2 (doesn't use portgroups):
{{{
DEBUG: Uninstalling bzip2 1.0.6_0
DEBUG: Changing to port directory:
/opt/local/var/macports/registry/portfiles/bzip2-1.0.6_0/7139f380a4b4965aac474caa6
89d42d0545960fe90e96ec50794eac2e1b2f4b5-2404
DEBUG: workername=interp1 options=ports_nodeps yes configure.optflags {"-O3
-g"} ports_upgrade_force yes ports_ignore
_different yes ports_force yes ports_autoclean no subport bzip2
DEBUG: set option ports_nodeps to "yes"
DEBUG: set option configure.optflags to ""-O3 -g""
DEBUG: set option ports_upgrade_force to "yes"
DEBUG: set option ports_ignore_different to "yes"
DEBUG: set option ports_force to "yes"
DEBUG: set option ports_autoclean to "no"
DEBUG: set option subport to "bzip2"
}}}
snip
{{{
Warning: Uninstall forced. Proceeding despite dependencies.
DEBUG: Changing to port directory:
/opt/local/var/macports/registry/portfiles/bzip2-1.0.6_0/7139f380a4b4965aac474caa689d42d0545960fe90e96ec50794eac2e1b2f4b5-2404
DEBUG: workername=interp2 options=configure.optflags {-O3 -g} ports_nodeps yes
ports_ignore_different yes ports_upgrade_force yes ports_force yes subport
bzip2 ports_autoclean no ports_nodepcheck yes
DEBUG: set option configure.optflags to "-O3 -g"
DEBUG: wrong # args: should be "set varName ?newValue?"
while executing
"set user_options(configure.optflags) -O3 -g"
invoked from within
"$workername eval set user_options($opt) $val"
(procedure "macports::worker_init" line 123)
invoked from within
"macports::worker_init $workername $portpath $porturl
[macports::getportbuildpath $portpath] $options $variations"
(procedure "mportopen" line 39)
invoked from within
"mportopen file://${portfile_dir}/ [array get options_array] $variations"
(procedure "mportopen_installed" line 28)
invoked from within
"mportopen_installed [$port name] [$port version] [$port revision] [$port
variants] $options"
Warning: Failed to open Portfile from registry for bzip2 @1.0.6_0 (wrong #
args: should be "set varName ?newValue?");
registry=7139f380a4b4965aac474caa689d42d0545960fe90e96ec50794eac2e1b2f4b5-2404
---> Deactivating bzip2 @1.0.6_0
DEBUG: deactivating file: /opt/local/share/man/man1/bzmore.1.gz
}}}
I deduce from this that a nested interpreter is invoked at some point, which
causes the quotes on my configure.optflags value to get lost.
I don't think this can be due to anything I might have changed, but is there an
easy way to figure out where that nested interpreter is called? My first guess
would be the eval on the abovementioned line 123, but in that's evidently not
the case (the "set option configure.optflags" DEBUG message is printed *before*
that eval and already lacks the quotes). Printing a backtrace each time I print
the workername= debug message could help.
Or maybe this is in fact something that's expected to happen?
Thanks,
R
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