pipelight and playonbsd

Did you tried to
Code: 
cd /usr/ports/emulators/i386-wine-devel/ && make deinstall
After playonbsd installation?


or maybe try vim /usr/ports/emulators/playonbsd/Makefile
And change wine-devel to wine-staging?

I'll test it, I'm building playonbsd now.
 
Code: 
cd /usr/ports/emulators/i386-wine-staging/ && make install clean (GECKO=on MONO=on)
cd /usr/ports/emulators/pipelight/ && make install clean
cd /usr/ports/emulators/playonbsd/ && make install clean (GECKO=on MONO=on)
Worked for me. PlayOnBSD instlled only one extra thing -- wine-gecko-2.40.
(wine-gecko-devel and wine-mono-devel were installed with i386-wine-staging)
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So no extra wine package.


But if you have some specific problems with ports-mgmt/poudriere -- I cannot help you with it, because I don't use it.
 
Thanks for checking that. You can deinstall a single port like that but then you are breaking the dependency chain. This is what's in emulators/i386-wine-staging's Makefile:

Code: 
g@crayon2:~ % cat /usr/local/poudriere/ports/local/emulators/i386-wine-staging/Makefile
# Created by: Kris Moore <kmoore@FreeBSD.org>
# $FreeBSD: head/emulators/i386-wine-staging/Makefile 410143 2016-03-04 18:08:41Z dbn $

COMMENT=  32bit Wine built with the Staging patchset for 64bit FreeBSD

SLAVE_PORT=  i386-wine-devel

CONFLICTS_INSTALL=  i386-wine-[0-9]* wine-[0-9]* wine-staging-[0-9]* i386-wine-devel-[0-9]* wine-devel-[0-9]*

See the CONFLICTS_INSTALL. You wouldn't be able to install those packages with pkg like that. You could probably see the same issue when compiling with
ports-mgmt/synth.
 
I don't have wine-devel installed.
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So i don't have any broken dependencies.

All apps work fine and i can use pkg successfully.
(Didn't test pipelight, after successfully installation it was deleted, because I don't need it,
but PlayOnBSD works very fine with wine-staging)

I didn't edit any Makefile or delete something manually after installation,
all apps (pipelight, playonbsd etc) were installed from original ports and i didn't had any issues with it.

This is the way I was able to install it:
Delete all wine-devel/staging - mono/gecko, playonbsd and pipelight.
Then run portsclean -CD
and
Code: 
[cmd]cd /usr/ports/emulators/i386-wine-staging/ [/cmd]
[cmd]make config[/cmd] GECKO=on MONO=on
[cmd]make install clean[/cmd]
[cmd]cd /usr/ports/emulators/pipelight/[/cmd]
[cmd]make install clean[/cmd]
[cmd]cd /usr/ports/emulators/playonbsd/[/cmd]
[cmd]make config[/cmd] GECKO=on MONO=on
[cmd]make install clean[/cmd]
After you'll have only one wine version -- emulators/i386-wine-staging
 
This is what emulators/playonbsd depends on on my system (notice i386-wine-devel-1.9.6,1):

Code: 
root@crayon2:~/poudriere # pkg info -d playonbsd
playonbsd-4.2.8:
  python27-2.7.11_1
  py27-wxPython28-2.8.12.1_7
  xterm-324
  gnupg-2.1.11_2
  wine-gecko-2.40
  mesa-demos-8.3.0
  gsed-4.2.2
  sudo-1.8.16
  bash-4.3.42_1
  wine-mono-devel-4.6.0
  p7zip-15.14
  i386-wine-devel-1.9.6,1
  xdg-utils-1.1.1

What pkg info -d playonbsd shows on your system?

Also, are you using 32 or 64 bit FreeBSD. This is what I see in the playonbsd Makefile:

Code: 
.if ${ARCH} == amd64
RUN_DEPENDS+=  wine:emulators/i386-wine-devel
.else
RUN_DEPENDS+=  wine:emulators/wine
.endif

So, if you are running 64-bit system the Makefile should have installed emulators/i386-wine-devel on your system. On a 32-bit system it would be satisfied with whatever wine version is already installed.
 
I got this answer from the mailing list:

> If you build PlayOnBSD from the port, your current Wine version will be used, anyway.

This somehow confirms your findings that building from ports changes which wine version playonbsd depends on. I am not sure if this is a right approach thouch, nor if I should be building some ports outside of poudriere. I switched to poudriere because I didn't want to build ports on the system on which I work (because it was messing up things too much). I may try to change the dependency directly in the playonbsd Makefile and then rebuild and test if that works...
 
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