portmaster problem

Hello,

When I do # portmaster -an to look if there are any updates in FreeBSD 8.0 I see these messages appear.
Code:
cd: can't cd to /usr/ports/lang/rubyruby-19
cd: can't cd to /usr/ports/lang/rubyruby-19
cd: can't cd to /usr/ports/lang/rubyruby-19
cd: can't cd to /usr/ports/lang/rubyruby-19
cd: can't cd to /usr/ports/lang/rubyruby-19
make: Max recursion level (500) exceeded.: Resource temporarily unavailable
"Makefile", line 36: warning: "cd /usr/ports/lang/rubyruby-19; /usr/bin/make -V WRKDIR" returned non-zero status

I have installed ruby 1.9 by using the Ruby Versions Manager

Roelof
 
I am a Ruby developer. I haven't ever used RVM, and didn't find it necessary. I believe it is best to use built-in methods (like ports) to install software. I am not sure how you can revert and install ruby from ports, but maybe someone here does.

PS: The name of the port in the Makefile seems messed up, there is no such port. It is quite normal that it can't cd there.
 
roelof said:
When I do # portmaster -an to look if there are any updates in FreeBSD 8.0 I see these messages appear.
FreeBSD 8.0 is End-of-Life since November 2010, upgrade to 8.3.
 
Hello,

I updated to 9.0-release but still the error appears.
After every update with # portmaster I see it.

Roelof
 
Remove the ruby you installed outside of FreeBSD's port/package system.
 
roelof said:
Hello,

I updated to 9.0-release but still the error appears.
After every update with # portmaster I see it.

Roelof

I'm having this problem too. I'm with 8.2 still. I'm also using RVM but I installed it for my local user only, not globally.

I usually disable RootLogin in sshd_config, so the only way to connect is with my account, and then su to root. My screenrc also has shell -${SHELL}

When I executed portsdb -Uu, I got the same problem.

I enabled temporarily RootLogin and ssh with my root account, so far I'm not having that problem.
 
jvazquez said:
When I executed portsdb -Uu, I got the same problem.
portmaster does not like portsdb. You should go with portmaster OR portupgrade. Do NOT use both on the same system.
 
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