https://bugs.freebsd.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=194940
--- Comment #3 from l...@pix.net ---
I see, after looking at this a bit more, that the problem is twofold:
1) 'pkg which' fails because the the .ph files are generated not
during the package staging, but rather as part of the post-install
script that is run when the package is installed.
2) I was doing a 'pkg -c dir ... -y install', and had only enough stuff
under 'dir' to allow the chroot to succeed. Which is /bin/sh and
three shared libraries. Because there was not a /usr/include directory,
there were not any .ph files generated.
Both of these are surprising to me.
That files get installed/created and not attributed to a package seems
wrong. And that the .ph files rely on the /usr/include hierarchy of the
target machine where they are being installed also seems kinda wrong.
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