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The comment that followed neither alleviated the upset, nor impressed me. Mean-mindedness in The FreeBSD Forums is an illness. In parting, birdie wrote: "It's the first time in my entire life that people instead of sticking to the topic are discussing the OP instead.".

https://forums.freebsd.org/threads/how-to-get-intermediate-ports-dependencies.95389/

At a glance, in FreshPorts: 1. www/py-rfc3987 is required by devel/py-flex alone 2. no port depends upon devel/py-flex. If you can discover why that one is listed, we might gain a more general understanding of the puzzles. % pkg rquery '%c\n\n%e' www/py-rfc3987 Parsing and validation of URIs...

Things have changed greatly since the 2023 post that you mentioned. The author often helps end users in a community space elsewhere, he does have an account here however has not been seen here since May. Was that 14.0 or 14.1? 14.1-RELEASE is recommended for new installations, installation...

sysutils/atop maybe. Sorry, probably not. The Longleaf cluster at UNC is Linux-based.

Thanks, at a glance I don't see anything graphic- or GPU-related at the GitHub page. Maybe I'm missing something.

Upstream bug:

I don't know about postfix, but release notes for 14.0 include:

It's a message with an exclamation mark, however it's not presented as an error. I mean, it's nothing to worry about. You may ignore the message. https://forums.freebsd.org/threads/pkg-package-database-is-busy-while-closing.89936/#post-671150

Fourth – and only if prompted – according to the 14.1-RELEASE installation document:

Not found. loader.efi(8) - UEFI kernel loader – includes a link to uefi(8) - Unified Extensible Firmware Interface bootstrapping procedures

With modern hardware, more likely with the logo icon.

Yes. The screenshot above shows Chromium with two tabs selected. The screenshot below shows Chromium with the same two tabs selected. It's confusing. I mean, two tabs are selected, but the browser fails to show that they are selected. If someone can find the code commits that relate to...

Sorry, I don't provide support here. The rules, and: https://forums.freebsd.org/threads/please-create-a-current-forum.79595/ You'll find me as grahamperrin in discussions elsewhere. Not here.

Understood, thanks. Given the various open source angles, I expect Apache-related development in this area to be on a par with Document Foundation-related development

– I see that you already marked it answered, thanks. I found their proper name in FreeBSD list archives:

freebsd-version -kru ; uname -aKU Also, can you name one of the unexpected dependencies? Thanks. Without me attempting to assess whether your environment is messed up (sorry – I'm speeding through various topics), here's the result of a dry run on 1500026. Part of this might be informative...

Not the original, but here's a duplicate of the blog post: https://forums.freebsd.org/threads/new-cis-r-freebsd-14-benchmark-secure-your-systems-with-expert-guided-best-practices.94632/

I'd make a separate topic for that. (In the midst of eighteen pages, not easy to track, and so on.)

I'm not familiar with mfsBSD, but FreeBSD 13.2 was released more than eighteen months ago, and reached end of life in June: The message that the loader needs to be updated is a reliable indicator that an update is needed. Not a bug.