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Hi, It's been a while that I've tried to install anything on FreeBSD, so I was dismayed recently trying to install the latest security/vaultwarden. I fired up a new 14.1 VM; 20GB for the / partition, separate 4GB swap drive. I firstly, from ports, installed a bunch of utilities (sysutils/tmux...

Will users have to install ports tree while installing FreeBSD? Because portsnap was deprecated

Dear FreeBSD Community, I hope that this is the right forum to ask for. Since portsnap is not supported in FreeBSD 14.0-RELEASE anymore I've decided it's time to switch to git for updating my port trees across the different servers. I did this a few weeks ago like described in the FreeBSD...

I'm fundamentally confused about using git to maintain the ports tree: it's not updating I just updated to 13.2 and performing a pull: ** root@olivia ** /usr/ports ** Fri Jul 07 09:48:19 # git pull remote: Enumerating objects: 48764, done. remote: Counting objects: 100% (12257/12257), done...

So I have a FreeBSD-13 installation image and the current is FreeBSD-13.1, and I'm upgrading a bunch of servers as a result. Is there a way to do: `make install` --> `cd whatever` --> `make clean` `make` `make install` --> `cd original` --> `make clean` `make` `make install` recursively...

I'd like to host a local replication of the entire FreeBSD Ports trees along with rolling updates which divert things like historical code changes within a repo to separate branches such that if there's a malicious editor of a repo they don't overwrite local copies of code. Is there a simple...

Synopsis: I have 3 web servers running FreeBSD 11.4 and I want to upgrade them to 12.2. I upgraded one last night and ran into some issues I've never seen before in past FreeBSD updates. I'm always trying to learn new things and I figured maybe I haven't been doing things properly in the past...

Hello, I'm trying to install urbackup-server package on 11.1-RELEASE system and I get this error: But FreshPorts says that indeed there is archivers/urbackup-server port. It was added to the ports collection on April 15 so I guess the problem is that it takes time to build packages. And here...

Hi, I've having some trouble installing Git from the ports tree, everything goes well and then at the very end this happens, I've searched around but I cant get my head around what is going wrong. Can somone point me in the right direction please FreeBSD 10.3 (recently updated from 10.0, not...

I am using sysutils/qjail for my jails (qjail-5.0). My host system is: FreeBSD 11.0-RELEASE. Normally I would fetch the hosts' ports tree: portsnap fetch update Then I would update the ports tree of the jails: qjail update -p I would normally then be able to list packages which could be...

I'm trying to get down to a bit of development for FreeBSD as I have done for Fedora and Arch Linux previously and I'm curious about SVN/Subversion for managing the Ports Collection. So far, I only worked with GIT, though this helped me enough to do svn checkout of the Ports Tree to /usr/ports...

Recently I have been having issues with updating ports tree with portsnap on FreeBSD 10.3. The common issue I run into is when executing#portsnap fetch update we receive a metadata is corruptSimply running #portsnap fetch update again seems to resolve this issue. Today, however, I ran into the...