problem with reinstalling ports

bagas

bagas

Hello.
Ports updated.
Please tell me how to fix this situation.
I do not want to recurse all the ports recursively.
After updating the ports.
Code: 
portupgrade -arR
Code: 
Nov 18 11:49:27 1a pkg-static: portmaster-3.17.10 installed
Nov 18 11:53:20 1a pkg: pkg-1.10.1 deinstalled
Nov 18 11:53:20 1a pkg-static: pkg-1.10.2 installed
Nov 18 14:01:03 1a pkg: py27-certifi-2017.7.27.1 deinstalled
Nov 18 14:01:04 1a pkg-static: py27-certifi-2017.11.5 installed
Nov 18 14:01:11 1a pkg: ca_root_nss-3.32.1 deinstalled
Nov 18 14:01:13 1a pkg-static: ca_root_nss-3.34 installed
Nov 18 14:01:28 1a pkg: oniguruma5-5.9.6_1 deinstalled
Nov 18 14:01:29 1a pkg-static: oniguruma6-6.6.1 installed
Nov 18 14:02:28 1a pkg: glib-2.50.2_6,1 deinstalled
Nov 18 14:02:30 1a pkg-static: glib-2.50.2_7,1 installed
Nov 18 14:02:51 1a pkg: libuv-1.16.0 deinstalled
Nov 18 14:02:52 1a pkg-static: libuv-1.16.1 installed
Nov 18 14:07:46 1a pkg: cmake-3.9.4 deinstalled
Nov 18 14:07:49 1a pkg-static: cmake-3.9.6 installed
Code: 
root@1a:/usr/ports/www/nginx # make reinstall clean
===>  Installing for nginx-1.12.2_1,2
===>   nginx-1.12.2_1,2 depends on shared library: libpcre.so - found (/usr/local/lib/libpcre.so)
===>   Registering installation for nginx-1.12.2_1,2
pkg-static: Warning: @exec is deprecated, please use @[pre|post][un]exec
*** Error code 70

Stop.
make[2]: stopped in /usr/ports/www/nginx
*** Error code 1

Stop.
make[1]: stopped in /usr/ports/www/nginx
*** Error code 1

Stop.
make: stopped in /usr/ports/www/nginx
root@1a:/usr/ports/www/nginx #
Code: 
root@1a:/usr/ports/editors/nano # make reinstall clean
===>  Installing for nano-2.8.7
===>   nano-2.8.7 depends on executable: indexinfo - found
===>   nano-2.8.7 depends on shared library: libintl.so - found (/usr/local/lib/libintl.so)
===>   Registering installation for nano-2.8.7
*** Error code 70

Stop.
make[2]: stopped in /usr/ports/editors/nano
*** Error code 1

Stop.
make[1]: stopped in /usr/ports/editors/nano
*** Error code 1

Stop.
make: stopped in /usr/ports/editors/nano
root@1a:/usr/ports/editors/nano #
On every port, errors.
Code: 
root@1a:/usr/ports/www/nginx # pkg version | grep "<"
root@1a:/usr/ports/www/nginx #
 
SirDice said:
What version of FreeBSD?
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Code: 
# pkg -v
1.10.2
# pkg check -Bda
Checking all packages: 100%
#
Code: 
# uname -rm
11.0-RELEASE-p15 amd64
New software is installed.
I noticed that when you reinstall ( make reinstall clean ) already installed software on any port, there is an *** Error code 70 .
 
You could consider running ports-mgmt/synth to help with managing your updates. Its a great tool, and helps get your machine up an running, although using portmaster and learning from issues like this can be a better way to learn.
 
Actually, isn't # make deinstall reinstall clean the suggested command?

I suppose both targets (install and reinstall) basically do the same thing but reinstall is explicitely mentioned in ports(7) as being somewhat of the deinstall counterpart.
 
The reason that reinstall exists is to rerun a previous make install i.e. the port is in a state where it was previously installed but you haven't yet cleaned the work directory.
 
bagas said:
Do not understand.
Do I remove all installed software and reinstall it?
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When you try to install www/nginx was that port already installed or did you attempt a reinstall? That part isn't fully clear to me.

If you're merely installing a new port you'd normally use: # make install clean in the ports own directory. If you're trying to reinstall a port use the suggestion tobik@ mentioned above, so: # make deinstall install clean.
 
ShelLuser said:
When you try to install www/nginx was that port already installed or did you attempt a reinstall? That part isn't fully clear to me.

If you're merely installing a new port you'd normally use: # make install clean in the ports own directory. If you're trying to reinstall a port use the suggestion tobik@ mentioned above, so: # make deinstall install clean.
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I try to reinstall.
And so on each port, it's expensive to get all the ports to be removed, and afterwards to install the ports again.
Because of what this could happen?
 
You could try
Code: 
zfs snapshot -r freebsd@`date +"%Y%m%d%H%M%S"`
pkg list >> ~/portlist.plist
pkg remove -a
poudriere bulk -j packages -p freebsd -f ~/portlist.plist
It should take maybe a week or so, and then you can re-install your stuff after editing /usr/local/etc/pkg/repos.
 
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