Ciao Stuart,
Thanks for the feedback.
On 31/07/2021 17:20, Stuart Henderson wrote:
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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.
This is my /etc/mk.conf:
# Common mk.conf entries
.include "/usr/ports/infrastructure/templates/mk.conf.template"
# Use doas for tasks requiring superuser permissions
SUDO = /usr/bin/doas
# Use dedicated users for fetching/building ports
PORTS_PRIVSEP = yes
# Instead of using temp files, gcc(1) uses pipes for the temporary data
PIPE = -pipe
# Force pkg_create to save a copy of the generated packing lists
PLIST_REPOSITORY = ${PORTSDIR}/plist
# Use a separate working directory (it helps keeping ports tree clean)
WRKOBJDIR = ${PORTSDIR}/pobj
# Use packages to resolve dependencies
FETCH_PACKAGES =
# Path used by dependencies and bsd.port.subdir.mk to look up
# package specifications
PORTSDIR_PATH = ${PORTSDIR}/mystuff:${PORTSDIR}
Still unable to build the package as normal user (I verified that
running the target as root all is ok).
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