The 7.1 ports.tar.gz (I tried downloading from both https://ftp.openbsd.org/pub/OpenBSD/ https://openbsd.cs.toronto.edu/pub/OpenBSD/ and verified that they gave identical files; checksums are below) appears to have a slightly corrupted 'graphics/libraw' port:
% /bin/tar xzf /tmp/ports.tar.gz % cd ports % ls -d g* games/ geo/ gnome/ graphics/ grapics/ I was curious about the directory name 'grapics' (which looks like a 1-letter typo from 'graphics'), so I looked around. 'grapics' contains only a single port, libraw, and that port is missing various files: % cd grapics % ls CVS/ libraw/ % cd libraw % ls -R .: CVS/ patches/ pkg/ ./CVS: Entries Repository Root ./patches: CVS/ ./patches/CVS: Entries Repository Root ./pkg: CVS/ ./pkg/CVS: Entries Repository Root % cat pkg/CVS/Entries D % Note the lack of a top-level 'Makefile' or 'distinfo' file, and the empty 'pkg' subdirectory apart from the 'CVS' directory (there should be at least a 'pkg/DESCR' and a 'pkg/PLIST'). This port did not have these anomolies in a 7.0 ports tree, where it lived in 'graphics/libraw' and where there is no 'grapics' top-level directory. Here are the checksums of the offending 7.1 ports.tar.gz, which as noted above is identical on the two official Canadian https mirrors: % cksum ports.tar.gz 492031365 36593768 ports.tar.gz % sha256 ports.tar.gz SHA256 (ports.tar.gz) = e97611900b96bfbd09d3c4ccb48e07acb2942c5bf9c676f0561c152a3b0fed4e % sha512 ports.tar.gz SHA512 (ports.tar.gz) = c24ce51924c94ec2a7a12ec39f376243ce70870a6ed3cabd65a574a7f41a4edab75a97f42c33967ae88b7aac454cc6f2c06d1202ecae67b0911deece10d7312b % Keep safe and COVID-free, -- Jonathan
