Solved Problem with FreeBSD 12.2 and bind916

I created FreeBSD 12.2 machine with 25Gb of hard disk space and decided to install bind916 from the ports.
(make BATCH=yes install clean).
It was compiled for about 10 hours and gave an error that all free space is occupied, all 25 Gb.
Is it normal?
 
You have no reason to build from ports; pkg install bind916.
I understand it, but I prefer to use the ports, and on older versions FreeBSD I hadn't such problems.
 
There is nothing to gain by building from ports, it only uses a lot of time and resources. Especially if you're going to stick to the defaults and options using the packages is the easiest way. You can build your own package repository from ports if you want to deviate from the defaults. But I would recommend using ports-mgmt/poudriere or ports-mgmt/synth for that. And it's going to be very time consuming and resource hungry. Building a set of server packages, around 150, takes a couple of hours on my old Core i5. Building a full desktop (KDE plus a couple of additional tools) package repository can take up to 24 hours to complete.
 
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