make delete-old leaves old files on disk

oz42

oz42

Hello,

on my 11.1-RELEASE amd64 system, make delete-old leaves old files on the disk.

I have found those in /usr/sbin for example:
mailwrapper
tcpdchk
tcpdmatch
ypldap
zfsd
zhack

I have defined WITHOUT_MAILWRAPPER=YES in my /etc/src.conf so I would expect that /usr/sbin/mailwrapper is removed by running make delete-old.

Any ideas how whis happens?

Olaf
 
Not entirely sure but it's possible WITH_SENDMAIL (the default) implies WITH_MAILWRAPPER, which would overrule the WITHOUT_MAILWRAPPER.
 
Now, this is just nitpicking on my end but you don't have to specify YES in /etc/src.conf. Just add the option(s) you need (for example WITHOUT_AUTOFS=) and you're all set.

Figured I'd mention this because it can be a drag typing all of that out.
 
OK, thanks! WITHOUT_MAILWRAPPER was only one example.

Another one: I defined WITHOUT_RADIUS_SUPPORT= and I did a make world yesterday, followed by both cleanup makes. After that, I see e.g. libradius.so.4 in /usr/lib, dated May 5th.

My expectation is that this and other old files are removed by make delete-old and make delete-old-libs.

I just want to understand why this happens.
 
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