Portmaster binary package upgrade question

Doug Barton dougb at FreeBSD.org
Fri Feb 10 23:14:04 UTC 2012


On 02/10/2012 14:45, Greg Larkin wrote:
> Hi folks,
> 
> I'm in the midst of building a system to use Tinderbox and FreeBSD jails
> to keep them up to date as new port updates are committed to the tree.
> 
> I created some meta-ports in /usr/ports/local/misc to record
> dependencies and be able to install one top-level port that pulls in all
> other required ports.
> 
> I'm now testing the ability to run an upgrade with portmaster once a new
> package set is built, and I'm using this command:
> 
> pkgtester# env INDEXDIR=/tmp
> MASTER_SITE_INDEX=http://pkgbuilder.shn.prv/tb/packages/8.2-FreeBSD-SHN-201202101009/Latest/
> PACKAGESITE=http://pkgbuilder.shn.prv/tb/packages/8.2-FreeBSD-SHN-201202101009/Latest/

You probably want to put these in a portmaster rc file. Also to avoid
code duplication you can set the first then use
PACKAGESITE=$MASTER_SITE_INDEX. The /Latest is going to get stripped off
anyway. And are you really putting your INDEX file in /Latest/ ??

> portmaster -PP -v --update-if-newer

The --update-if-newer flag is only useful if you're feeding portmaster a
list of ports, some of which are already up to date.

> --index-only server-web\*
> 
> ===>>> Currently installed version: server-web-0.201202071358
> ===>>> Port directory: /usr/ports/local/misc/server-web

You can't do 5 levels of port directories. Either leave out the category
below local, or name the categories local-misc, local-foo, local-bar, etc.


hth,

Doug

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