Solved Poudriere builds port fine in testport but fails in bulk

Good morning.
I am having an issue installing the resurrected Seamonkey port (https://forums.freebsd.org/threads/disaster-strikes-seamonkey-removed-from-ports-tree.71335/) with poudriere. I extracted the contents of this port tree downloaded here: https://jmos.net/software/freebsd.rvt to the ports tree that I use with poudriere. When I run the command:
Code:
poudriere bulk -j freebsd_13-0x64 -p HEAD www/seamonkey
It fails with:
Code:
[00:00:02] Error: MOVED: www/seamonkey EXPIRED 2019-07-03 2.49.* is not maintained upstream and full of security holes
[00:00:02] Error: Fatal errors encountered gathering initial ports metadata
But when I use this command:
Code:
poudriere testport -j freebsd_13-0x64 -p HEAD -i -c -o www/seamonkey
The port builds fine.

Have I missed a step in building through poudriere bulk, or is there a way to install the port and have it show up in pkg by using testport?
It should be noted that all the dependencies for this port were satisfied through the main port tree before I even extracted the one above.

Thanks

EDIT: I should also mention that I use libressl in my make.conf.
 
Ports that are (re)moved are registered in /usr/ports/MOVED.
 
Back
Top