Tried updating www/apache24 today, when I got this error: ... --- mod_sed.la --- eval: /usr/local/bin/nm: not found /usr/bin/ld:.libs/mod_sed.so-ver:2: syntax error in VERSION script cc: error: linker command failed with exit code 1 (use -v to see invocation) *** [mod_sed.la] Error code 1 make[6]: stopped in /usr/ports/www/apache24/work/httpd-2.4.33/modules/filters 1 error ... My uname -a: FreeBSD yokozuna 11.1-STABLE FreeBSD 11.1-STABLE #0 r328478: Sat Jan 27 22:31:28 CET 2018 root@yokozuna:/usr/obj/usr/src/sys/YOKOZUNA amd64
Hey Marco, thanks for your Report. Is your Tree up-to-date? What say "make showconfig" in /usr/ports/www/apache24 ?
Hi Jochen, yes portstree is up to date. Here's the output of make showconfig: ===> The following configuration options are available for apache24-2.4.33_1: ACCESS_COMPAT=on: mod_access compatibility ACTIONS=on: Action triggering on requests ALIAS=on: Mapping of requests to different filesystem parts ALLOWMETHODS=on: Restrict allowed HTTP methods ASIS=on: Sends files that contain their own HTTP headers AUTHNZ_FCGI=on: FastCGI authorizer-based authentication and authorization AUTHNZ_LDAP=off: LDAP based authentication AUTHN_ANON=on: Anonymous user authentication control AUTHN_CORE=on: Core authentication module AUTHN_DBD=on: SQL-based authentication control AUTHN_DBM=on: DBM-based authentication control AUTHN_FILE=on: File-based authentication control AUTHN_SOCACHE=on: Cached authentication control AUTHZ_CORE=on: Core authorization provider vector module AUTHZ_DBD=on: SQL based authorization and Login/Session support AUTHZ_DBM=on: DBM-based authorization control AUTHZ_GROUPFILE=on: "require group" authorization control AUTHZ_HOST=on: Host-based authorization control AUTHZ_OWNER=on: "require file-owner" authorization control AUTHZ_USER=on: "require user" authorization control AUTH_BASIC=on: Basic authentication AUTH_DIGEST=on: RFC2617 Digest authentication AUTH_FORM=on: Form authentication AUTOINDEX=on: Directory listing BROTLI=off: Brotli compression support BUFFER=on: Filter Buffering CACHE=on: Dynamic file caching CACHE_DISK=on: Disk caching module CACHE_SOCACHE=on: Shared object cacheing module CERN_META=on: CERN-type meta files CGI=on: CGI scripts (non-threaded MPMs) CGID=on: CGI scripts (threaded MPMs) CHARSET_LITE=on: Character set translation. Enabled by default only on EBCDIC systems DATA=on: RFC2397 data encoder DAV=on: WebDAV protocol handling. --enable-dav also enables mod_dav_fs DAV_FS=on: DAV provider for the filesystem. --enable-dav also enables mod_dav_fs DAV_LOCK=on: DAV provider for generic locking DBD=on: Apache DBD Framework DEFLATE=on: Deflate transfer encoding support DIALUP=on: Rate limits static files to dialup modem speeds DIR=on: Directory request handling DUMPIO=on: I/O dump filter ENV=on: Clearing/setting of ENV vars EXPIRES=on: Expires header control EXT_FILTER=on: External filter module FILE_CACHE=on: File cache FILTER=on: Smart Filtering HEADERS=on: HTTP header control HEARTBEAT=on: Generates Heartbeats HEARTMONITOR=on: Collects Heartbeats HTTP2=on: HTTP/2 (RFC 7540) support IDENT=off: RFC 1413 ident lookups IMAGEMAP=on: Server-side imagemaps INCLUDE=on: Server-side includes INFO=on: Server information IPV4_MAPPED=off: Allow IPv6 sockets to handle IPv4 connections LBMETHOD_BYBUSYNESS=on: Apache proxy Load balancing by busyness LBMETHOD_BYREQUESTS=on: Apache proxy Load balancing by request counting LBMETHOD_BYTRAFFIC=on: Apache proxy Load balancing by traffic counting LBMETHOD_HEARTBEAT=on: Apache proxy Load balancing from Heartbeats LDAP=off: LDAP caching and connection pooling services LOGIO=on: Input and output logging LOG_DEBUG=on: Configurable debug logging LOG_FORENSIC=on: Forensic logging LUA=off: Apache Lua Framework LUAJIT=off: LuaJit Support MACRO=on: Define and use macros in configuration files MD=off: Managing domains across virtual hosts, certificate provisioning via the ACME protocol MIME=on: Mapp file-ext. to MIME (recommended) MIME_MAGIC=on: Automagically determining MIME type NEGOTIATION=on: Content negotiation PROXY=on: Build enabled PROXY modules RATELIMIT=on: Output Bandwidth Limiting REFLECTOR=on: Reflect request through the output filter stack REMOTEIP=on: Translate header contents to an apparent client remote_ip REQTIMEOUT=on: Limit time waiting for request from client REQUEST=on: Request Body Filtering REWRITE=on: Rule based URL manipulation SED=on: Filter request and/or response bodies through sed SESSION=on: Build enabled SESSION modules SETENVIF=on: Modify ENV vars based on characteristics of the request SLOTMEM_PLAIN=on: Slotmem provider that uses plain memory SLOTMEM_SHM=on: Slotmem provider that uses shared memory SOCACHE_DBM=on: dbm small object cache provider SOCACHE_DC=off: distcache small object cache provider SOCACHE_MEMCACHE=on: memcache small object cache provider SOCACHE_SHMCB=on: shmcb small object cache provider SPELING=on: Correct common URL misspellings SSL=on: SSL/TLS support (mod_ssl) STATUS=on: Process/thread monitoring SUBSTITUTE=on: Response content rewrite-like filtering SUEXEC=off: Set uid and gid for spawned processes UNIQUE_ID=on: Per-request unique ids USERDIR=on: Mapping of requests to user-specific directories USERTRACK=on: User-session tracking VERSION=on: Determining httpd version in config files VHOST_ALIAS=on: Mass virtual hosting WATCHDOG=on: Watchdog module XML2ENC=on: i18n support for markup filters ====> Build enabled PROXY modules: you have to choose at least one of them PROXY_AJP=on: AJP support module for mod_proxy PROXY_BALANCER=on: mod_proxy extension for load balancing PROXY_CONNECT=on: mod_proxy extension for CONNECT request handling PROXY_EXPRESS=on: Dynamic mass reverse proxy extension for mod_proxy PROXY_FCGI=on: FastCGI support module for mod_proxy PROXY_HTTP2=on: HTTP/2 support module for h2 and h2c PROXY_FDPASS=on: fdpass external process support module for mod_proxy PROXY_FTP=on: FTP support module for mod_proxy PROXY_HCHECK=on: Dynamic health check of Balancer members (workers) for mod_proxy PROXY_HTML=on: Fix HTML Links in a Reverse Proxy PROXY_HTTP=on: HTTP support module for mod_proxy PROXY_SCGI=on: SCGI gateway module for mod_proxy PROXY_UWSGI=on: UWSGI gateway module for mod_proxy PROXY_WSTUNNEL=on: Websockets Tunnel module for mod_proxy ====> Build enabled SESSION modules: you have to choose at least one of them SESSION_COOKIE=on: Session cookie module SESSION_CRYPTO=on: Session crypto module SESSION_DBD=on: Session dbd module ====> Example and devel modules (do not use in prod) BUCKETEER=off: (dev) buckets manipulation filter CASE_FILTER=off: (dev) example uppercase conversion filter CASE_FILTER_IN=off: (dev) example uppercase conversion input filter ECHO=off: (dev) example echo server EXAMPLE_HOOKS=off: (dev) example hook callback handler module EXAMPLE_IPC=off: (dev) example of shared memory and mutex usage OPTIONAL_FN_EXPORT=off: (dev) example optional function exporter OPTIONAL_FN_IMPORT=off: (dev) example optional function importer OPTIONAL_HOOK_EXPORT=off: (dev) example optional hook exporter OPTIONAL_HOOK_IMPORT=off: (dev) example optional hook importer ====> The default MPM module: you have to select exactly one of them MPM_PREFORK=on: non-threaded, pre-forking web server MPM_WORKER=off: hybrid multi-threaded multi-process web server MPM_EVENT=off: MPM worker variant with the goal of consuming threads only for connections with active processing ====> all MPMs as loadable module: you can only select none or one of them MPM_SHARED=on: all MPMs as loadable module ===> Use 'make config' to modify these settings
Hey Marco, this looks like standard config. How do you carry out the update? I just tested it with "make rmconfig" and "make deinstall clean reinstall clean" and it builds without an error.
Tried to update with portupgrade and portmaster as well. I'll try a make deinstall/reinstall and see what happens.
Hmm. Still the same error.
(In reply to Marco Beishuizen from comment #0) > eval: /usr/local/bin/nm: not found nm is in /usr/bin on FreeBSD... Let me see if I can replicate this error locally.
Have you set NM somewhere in your environment of make.conf?
No didn't touch something nm related. Did find the same problem report after some googling: https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/bsdmailinglist/aYiewX1AoS8. Binutils wasn't installed on my system, and installing binutils first is mentioned as a workaround. So did that and now www/apache24 builds and installs fine.
Hi Marco, This is weird. When I inspect the logs I get from poudriere I see no install of binutils and mod_sed is enabled (e.g. https://brnrd.eu/poudriere/data/111amd64-svn/2018-05-02_20h20m59s/logs/apache24-2.4.33.log) yet the build is OK. You mention you're building with portmaster. This often saves quite some time but is considered unsuported, you're better off using poudriere. Cheers, Bernard.
I actually prefer portupgrade but that's not flavor proof yet. Poudriere I use only for testing my maintained ports. Creating my own pkg repository with it is way too much for my old machine.
Shouldn't this PR be still open? The install of the binutils port is actually a workaround. The apache24 build should be looking for the base nm instead of the nm installed by devel/binutils, or devel/binutils should be made a dependency of www/apache24.
Building in an uncontrolled environment leads to unwanted dependencies by ports. You probably need to inspect apr-1-config for what is actually happening. If you look at /usr/local/share/apr/build-1/libtool you'll see that that's where apr thinks your nm is.