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polkit-1 The pkg-message under /usr/ports/x11-wm/xfce4-session, it describes a PolicyKit Authorities file. Create a file /usr/local/etc/polkit-1/localauthority/50-local.d/power.pkla containing the following: #To be able to shutdown or reboot your system, you'll have to add a .pkla file...

Thanks KPA for testing that. Anyone else running into this issue? We need to convince maintainer to fix.

Sorry akregator, I forgot to mention, that you are correct, there is no NATIVE way to build multiple ports like that. I have resulted in writing my own scripts to achieve the same effect, which will actually build all of the DEPENDENCIES for given port(s) in parallel, thus making better use of...

All, In a new effort since my Parallel Ports thread, I have started a script for DISTRIBUTED Parallel port building. This script will start with fresh installs/bare installs of FreeBSD, build ports, and create packages, using multiple servers/nodes to build all the dependencies in parallel...

kpa, As I said, this is a fresh install, I don't have unzip installed at all. The problem is Make should detect that and install it, or use the builtin /usr/bin/unzip. The problem is Make detects that unzip is already installed (/usr/bin/unzip) and then tries to call /usr/local/bin/unzip...

On fresh install of 9.0 Pre-Release, with no ports installed, lang/f2c fails to extract. freebsd# make extract ===> Vulnerability check disabled, database not found ===> License check disabled, port has not defined LICENSE ===> Extracting for f2c-20060810_3 => SHA256 Checksum OK for...

akregator, I've written several of my own Parallel Port building scripts, and am just now writing a distributed port building variant, to build all ports in parallel. Please take a look at my post, and give that script a shot. I don't have enough time now, but if anyone feels like it...

After some debugging, it looks like something is setting rootpath to "/", but I don't know what, it's not done by the DHCP server, I have done packet captures to make sure. I have a temporary solution to edit /usr/src/sys/boot/i386/libi386/pxe.c to force it to use a an internal path always...

I am quite familiar with PXE booting, and have a working setup now. What I am trying to do is have a menu based PXE system, from PXELinux/SysLinux, to select different OS's to boot from. For FreeBSD, I want to have the option of booting from different mount points by choice from the menu...

Minor bug fixes in Error checking This is probably the last version of this script, I want to start integrating it into Ports tree soon.

Updated Script to version 0.5.6, to fix a bug with error checking. Ports tended to exit with an error status, even when installed correctly, so I am now checking whether it is installed. Also, for AngelescuO, I am now running config instead of config-conditional. I suggest adding any...

@AngelescuO: The script is working as designed, and the code patch you provided will actually cause the script to hang. What happens is that the script will prompt the installer for the configuration of the specified ports, if one does not exist (make -C $port config-conditional) The only...

In honor of AngelescuO, I have added error checking to the script. Now, if a build of a package fails, the script will finishing building anything in progress, then terminate, alerting the user to which port(s) had errors during building.

Version 0.5.3 - Fix for when DESTDIR is set in Environment instead of /etc/make.conf The cause was when DESTDIR is set in the environment, when I run the chroot command, DESTDIR was set in the chroot environment as well, causing the port install to attempt to be in another level of chroot...

How are you setting DESTDIR? Edit: Never mind, I figured it out. You're setting it in the environment, via export or setenv. ... Fix will be provided shortly.

I fixed a bug before you even found it! Version 0.5.2 - Fixed that port dependencies are inaccurate when DESTDIR is used and make config changes options from the defaults.

Fixed script, was not checking for ports currently being installed correctly...

Couldn't fix the BATCH issue when DESTDIR is specified so I wrote my own DESTDIR algorithm for this script. Check it out, tell me what you think.

This seems to be a problem with Ports system not honoring the BATCH flag when DESTDIR is specified. I'll have to go digging and figure out why.

Just for you Seeker: Version 0.4.3 2011/06/06 - Works with DESTDIR for ports (specified in /etc/make.conf) - Added DestDir option to script - pkg_add honors DestDir variable - Only checks for already installed ports once - Fixed error handling when a specified origin doesn't exist