@Patrick: 1. During poudriere run, do <ctrl t> to display jails which have been running for obviously too long. Note the poudriere run number - lets say #4 has been running for 2+ hours for an obviously small port. 2. "# jls" and note the jail ID for poudriere_#4. There will be two jails for each process, the one with 127.0.0.1 IP is the real build environment - lets say jail_ID is 20. 3. "# jexec 20 top" will give you the running processes in that build jail. If you see the "dot" item, I guarantee you that jail is stuck.
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