When i tried to install Latest Apache it failed while package install, stating the following error: ./+INSTALL: line 11: UID: readonly variable It's refusing to continue the installation. Same thing when building apache from the ports-three Fix: Well, i fixed the problem when installing from ports by editing the pkg-install script, where the stated line is: 11: UID=80 When i knew that, i've left vi and did run the script trough sed, changing each UID in the file against something other which could not be in use as a system var (in my case i just added the S of User behind the U) - Quick and dirty, but it did work. How-To-Repeat: Well, i don't know if it's something with my current environment, as i did not update to 5.2.1-RELEASE yet, but if not, there are 2 ways to repeat the problem 1. pkg_add -r apache 2. cd /usr/ports/www/apache; make install In each case, it's the same if you are gonna build an apache2 instead of the 1.3 branche.
Responsible Changed From-To: freebsd-www->freebsd-ports-bugs Reassign misfiled ports PR.
Responsible Changed From-To: freebsd-ports-bugs->clement Over to maintainer.
Hi ! I don't understand what is your problem. pkg-install script only add user www/80, Can you explain me why you want to change this script, so I can find a solution ? regards, clem
State Changed From-To: open->feedback Waiting for more details.
hummmm Did you change your /bin/sh to bash ? ;-) BTW, it's fixed in CVS. clem
State Changed From-To: feedback->closed Should be fixed now (even if it should never occur)