Can't build a working package for texlive-texmf

D'Arcy Cain darcy at druid.net
Tue Apr 20 12:37:07 UTC 2021


I have been struggling with this for months.  Has anyone else seen this?

I have a network of servers and I like to build packages from source.  I 
don't use Poudriere.  I have a series of scripts that determine what 
needs to be built on the package server.  I currently have 1,152 
packages built and they all seem to work just fine except for lilypond. 
  Every time I try to install it on another server pkg dumps core.

I started installing the dependencies and eventually found that it is 
actually texlive-texmf that is failing.

Over the last few months I have rebuilt every package and still get this 
core dump.  I just recently upgraded to FreeBSD 12.2p6 and started over. 
  I removed all packages except pkg which I rebuilt and forced an 
upgrade.  I removed all of the distfiles from the ports server and all 
the files in /var/cache/pkg on the clients.

Same problem.

The one thing I notice is that the package is an order of magnitude 
larger than the second biggest file.  Am I having a memory issue?

I guess my next step is to install gdb and build pkg with symbols unless 
someone can point me to an easy answer.

Cheers.

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