Issue is with FreeBSD 10.3-RELEASE-p24 (updated on 23.01.2018) Ports were updated on 23.01.2018 (using portsnap) I don't use Poudriere on the specific system, only pkg and make, make package, make install. portmaster -L gives the following output: ===>>> The devel/py27-setuptools port moved to devel/py-setuptools@py27 ===>>> Reason: Moved to a flavored, generic, version However in /usr/ports/UPDATING there is no information about what to do to correct origin or name within pkg (eg. via pkg set -n, pkg set -o (if this is at all possible for flavoured ports)for devel/py27-setuptools. Best regards, Holger
(In reply to hk from comment #0) It seems that you're using an outdated portmaster version that doesn't support flavors. Update it first so that it knows what to do with them.
Old portmaster was 3.17.10, upgraded to 3.19_2 I finally used pkg set -o devel/py27-setuptools:devel/py-setuptools and cd /usr/ports/devel/py-setuptools make package make deinstall && make reinstall to update from py27-setuptools-36.5.0 to 38.2.5 (I had checked that devel/py-setuptools creates correct 27 version for my setup) I hope this was the correct procedure. A little hint within UPDATING would really be appreciated ;-) Or some feedback if what I did to resolve the issue was completely wrong. Best regards and thanks for understanding, Holger