poudriere

I've seen a few mentions of queue mode for poudriere and this would be super useful for the CI setup I'm currently working on. Other than an oblique mention in the man page, and https://savagedlight.me/2014/03/09/freebsd-package-builder-with-poudriere/ I've been unable to find enough info to get...

I am running one installation of FreeBSD 10.1 and I use pkgng exclusively to install software until now. Unfortunately, there is a package that is not compiled with the compile time options I need when installed via pgk(*). If I understand correctly, to achieve my goal to install that software...

I'm running poudriere on a very low resource machine. It is an old HP Mediasmart EX470 with 1 CPU, 2GB of RAM, and 16GB of swap. It's running ZFS with 4 hard drives mirrored in 2 VDEVs. I have ran a test build and it seems to run fine however I was looking at seeing what I could do to optimize...

Could someone actively using Poudriere on 11.0-ALPHA3 on amd64 to build ports for their RPI using head on please confirm or deny the following: 1. ports-mgmt/poudriere-devel is required for ongoing success ? 2. Is the following link currently accurate ? https://forums.freebsd.org/threads/52994/

Evening all, I'm new to ports-mgmt/poudriere-devel and installing ports generally (using pkg on my laptop). I have an old Raspberry Pi B+ that I've had FreeBSD 10.2 running on for a while not doing much. I've recently wiped it, installing FreeBSD 10.3 and would like to set it up as a home...

Hi, I'm trying to build lang/python27 with security/openssl from ports with poudirere. The /etc/make.conf I use with poudriere is the following: OPTIONS_SET=CPU_OPTS DEFAULT_VIMRC DOCS GEOIP HTTP2 HTTP_GEOIP HTTP_REALIP ICONV NLS OPTIMIZED_CFLAGS THREADS OPTIONS_UNSET=BASH EXAMPLES JAVA LDAP...

Hello, I have been trying to make a port for NodeBB, a forum software using Node.js. Once the project has been fetched, you also need to install dependencies (a lot of them) using the npm install command. But when building with poudriere, you have access to the network only during...

I am trying to compile ports with poudriere, but it keep crashing pkg. root@aasennas:/usr/ports/ports-mgmt/poudriere # poudriere bulk -f /home/anders/poudriere -j 103x64-test [00:00:00] ====>> Creating the reference jail... done [00:00:00] ====>> Mounting system devices for 103x64-test-default...

I'm looking to set up ports-mgmt/poudriere on a low-powered server, specifically the HP 470. I was wondering if this is too low powered of a the machine to run ports-mgmt/poudriere if I am not using ZFS. I don't care if it takes a long time to compile packages (within reason) as long as it...

I noticed that ports-mgmt/poudriere started to show this message: tsort: cycle in data tsort: gtk2-2.24.29_1 tsort: cups-2.1.3_1 tsort: dbus-1.8.20 tsort: xmlto-0.0.28 tsort: w3m-0.5.3_5 tsort: cycle in data tsort: cups-2.1.3_1 tsort: dbus-1.8.20 tsort: xmlto-0.0.28 tsort: fop-2.0_1 tsort...

Is this possible? For example when installing from the ports directory I can do something like: test:/usr/ports/databases/mysql56-server # make WITH_CHARSET=utf8 WITH_COLLATION=utf8_general_ci install How can I do the equivalent with poudriere? I've read the docs but can't figure out how to...

I have tried ports-mgmt/poudriere because some unexpected issue related to python and curses has crept into my ports system after using ports-mgmt/portmaster quite a long time without having it noted early. I hope I have strictly followed /usr/ports/UPDATING all the time :D. Now I have a few...

I am using a FreeBSD 11.0-CURRENT as a base and have installed the ports-mgmt/poudriere-devel locally from my base ports tree. I now install a poudriere jail so I can build packages for my Raspberry pi 2. The following commands seem to complete successfully. I set qemu_user_static enabled in...

This is a HOWTO on how to build your own ports-mgmt/pkg packages in a jail using ports-mgmt/poudriere. Few notes about notation: First few mentions of a ported program will be a "port link", like net/mtr. I will not repeat the link too many times however. I will use a link to a manual page...