Solved Make stops when installing libX11

[Mashomee]

I've installed 10.2, a few days ago, after some updates Xorg didn't start, so I used portmaster(8) to update all as it said in portmaster(8) example section.

But when I ran the command portmaster --no-confirm `cat ~/installed-port-list`, it stopped in making libX11.

The error is

don't know how to make //distcache.freebsd.org/ports-distfiles.

.

Then I
cd /usr/ports/X11/libX11;make install clean, it still stopped in

 Making All in src; cd util; make

I don't know why this happened, I searched Google and the forum, still no answer.
So I'm here, wondering if there is some help this way.

Thanks in advance!

 

[SirDice]

But when I ran the command portmaster --no-confirm ~/installed-port-list, it stopped in making libX11.

The error is

don't know how to make //distcache.freebsd.org/ports-distfiles.

.

portmaster(8) expects a reference to a port as an argument. Not a file.

Then I
cd /usr/ports/X11/libX11;make install clean, it still stopped in

 Making All in src; cd util; make

What was the exact error?

 

[Mashomee]

portmaster(8) expects a reference to a port as an argument. Not a file.

Thanks for reply!
I have changed portmaster --no-confirm ~/installed-port-list to portmaster --no-confirm `cat ~/installed-port-list`, sorry for the misunderstanding.

What was the exact error?

make just stopped. and printed a line of message

don't know how to make //distcache.freebsd.org/ports-distfiles.[code]

[/code]

 

[ljboiler]

I would guess that there is something in that ~/installed-port-list that's not right...

 

[Mashomee]

谢谢大家，找到原因了。在/etc/make.conf里面多了一行 http://distcache.freebsd.org/ports-distfiles. Thank you all folks! The reason of this is that there is a line http://distcache.freebsd.org/ports-distfiles in /etc/make.conf. But it should be MASTER_SITE_OVERRIDE=http://distcache.freebsd.org/ports-distfiles.The strange thing is that this line only affects parts of all the ports。
I found this by make -d -A

 

[Mashomee]

I would guess that there is something in that ~/installed-port-list that's not right...

Thanks!
Found the wrong in your way of thinking.
Not in ~/installed-port-list, but in /etc/make.conf.
Thanks again!

 

[wblock@]

Actually, it would be better not to set that variable at all. It forces all distfiles to be downloaded from the FreeBSD servers. That will be slower in some cases, and puts a heavier load on the FreeBSD servers.

 

[Mashomee]

Actually, it would be better not to set that variable at all. It forces all distfiles to be downloaded from the FreeBSD servers. That will be slower in some cases, and puts a heavier load on the FreeBSD servers.

Thank you, I already have it commented out. And sorry for the formatting.