Hello Chris, Thanks for your feedback, but probably you looked at the script's Makefile, not at the port's one. Please open the tarball attached to my original mail.
Cheers -- Alessandro On November 8, 2020 8:16:02 PM GMT+01:00, Chris Bennett <cpb_po...@bennettconstruction.us> wrote: >On Sun, Nov 08, 2020 at 04:20:48AM +0100, Alessandro De Laurenzis >wrote: >> Greetings, >> >> This is the proposal for a new port: sysutils/amount >> >> Disclaimer: I know that this kind of scripts are hardly ever accepted >by >> OpenBSD community, nonetheless I use it on a daily basis and find it >very >> handy. >> >> From DESCR: >> > amount is an OpenBSD specific, POSIX compliant shell script to >manage >> > removable devices; it presents a list of available partitions, and >> > (un)mount them upon user request. A few commands used by amount >require >> > special permissions (mount(8), umount(8), disklabel(8), fsck(8) >...), so >> > it should be run as root >> I'm the author of the script; I tried to make it as close to the >OpenBSD >> quality standard as I could, keeping it simple, but flexible enough >to be >> adaptable to users' taste; it can be considered an alternative to the >use of >> hotplugd, when full control of mount/unmount operations is desired. >> >> Port-wise, the Makefile is very simple; I tried to add "PKG_ARCH = >*", but >> it triggers an error during "make package" and since I don't know if >it is >> really needed, I didn't investigate further; please advice in case I >should >> re-add it. > >To have a port, you need to include bsd.ports.mk >That's most likely why PKG_ARCH failed. > >Follow the template in /usr/ports/infrastructure/Makefile.template > >I didn't look at the rest. Follow the porting guide. It helps a lot. > >Chris Bennett
