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Typically if there are any unplanned or planned outages they are announced on https://lists.FreeBSD.org/mailman/listinfo/freebsd-ops-announce. I haven't seen anything announced but if you have a repeatable test case a PR on https://bugs.FreeBSD.org (services -> cluster administration) would be...

I would advise keeping an eye on the mailing lists. Given that PHP 7 was just added to ports thing will change quickly. https://lists.FreeBSD.org/pipermail/freebsd-ports/2016-February/102146.html

It's also documented for pkg audit as of https://svnweb.FreeBSD.org/changeset/ports/409084

Note the configuration of the canmount property. % zfs get canmount zroot/usr NAME PROPERTY VALUE SOURCE zroot/usr canmount off received % zfs get canmount zroot/usr/home NAME PROPERTY VALUE SOURCE zroot/usr/home canmount on default The filesystem is laid out so a snapshot of...

The pkg update -f should have update the repository catalogue and resulted in the correct file and dependency being downloaded.

I was guessing it reads something from disk that it is picky but running /usr/share/dtrace/toolkit/opensnoop -p `pgrep firefox` doesn't seem to suggest it loads in any library after it is already running.

Look close at /usr/local/etc/rc.d/postgresql... It's postgresql_enable, not postgres_enable. Just do a sysrc postgresql_enable=YES and you are set.

See poudriere for the -S flag.

Is the setting from the pkg-message in place? See pkg info -D chromium if you've already installed it.

That has to do with the legacy ATA device names and is just an informational message. Support for the legacy names has been removed in https://svnweb.FreeBSD.org/changeset/base/289137 and those messages can safely be ignored.

The only thing that I see different with databases/mysql57-server compared to earlier versions I've used is there is a /root/.mysql_secret file made by default for the password. If you don't have any real data in MySQL yet it should be safe to service mysql-server stop; rm -r /var/db/mysql; rm...

A reload normally sends the SIGHUP signal to the process. The service mountd reload in this case is essentially the same as pkill -HUP mountd and the end result of either is to re-read the config with no change to the PID. It should be loading correctly. Check showmount -e localhost before...

Additionally, the default layout is boot environment friendly and having the <pool>/ROOT/default dataset contain the /etc directory ensures it matches and provide a cohesive system with the rest of the boot environment.

It looks like 206340 was automatically assigned to the maintainer. If it doesn't see any forward motion just let me know.

Additionally, while ports are not allowed to fetch solely from the FreeBSD project's distcache servers as they are only intended to fill gaps for transient network outages, those are options as well. make fetch-urlall-list would show the valid links and you can pre-download the file into...

The download should be cached in /usr/ports/distfiles by default. Is that not happening? The port hasn't been updated since May 2015 so that's the last time you should have had to download it.

Oko may have just been pointing out the documentation as it probably mentions that Iocage stores the jail configuration in ZFS properties for those jails. There isn't a configuration file like other jail managers. However that is just a guess of his intent. The dataset may not have been able...

marino, thanks for pointing this out. If you are hanging around here being helpful someone is going to need to give you your "developer" tag and "@" on your name. Hint hint lme@.

Some /usr/ports/UPDATING entries are handled by the solver but some are more along the lines of "Port foo has been updated from 1.x to 2.x and this requires the user to update config files or do X, Y, or Z". So unless you follow the upstream of all the software you install it's still of value...

It's not an uninstall of ports. It's just a removal of the files under /usr/ports to prevent SVN from conflicting with existing files.