On 03/22/2013 11:51 AM, bw wrote:
what's the proper way to do it?
As far as I understand from googling around, and please correct me if
I'm wrong, the way to compile ports with openssl is, first install
openssl from ports, then add WITH_OPENSSL_PORTS=YES to make.conf, then
compile everything that uses openssl. That is, with something like
portmaster, not poudriere.
I tried adding WITH_OPENSSL_PORTS=YES to poudriere's make.conf, but it
doesn't pull in openssl as a dependency. I suppose that is because it
has to be already installed for the ports to see it at compile time and
use that one instead of base. Which, I suppose, means that I should
install openssl in poudriere's jail first and remember to upgrade it in
that jail if needed before compiling stuff when it gets updated.
Is that correct? Is there a better way?
No, it's not correct. Yes, there is. Use WITH_OPENSSL_PORT, not
WITH_OPENSSL_PORTS. There's no S.
The way I thought it was going to work is add WITH_OPENSSL_PORTS=YES to
poudriere's make.conf then openssl will be considered a dependency for
any port that uses it and treated as such by poudriere.
And that's how it does work after you learn to type. Yes, I'm replying
to myself. I actually did notice the S and corrected it, but made
another typo in the process. I'll go find a nice and cosy rock now.
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