Le 09/01/2018 à 04:22, Yuri a écrit : > On 01/08/18 12:46, James E Keenan wrote: >> Can someone offer guidance as to how to proceed? > > > As a root: > > 1. Check out the ports tree: svn checkout > https://svn.FreeBSD.org/ports/head /usr/ports (if you don't have it > checked out yet) > > 2. Change the ports tree to your user: chown -R {username}:users > /usr/ports > > 3. Install sudo: pkg install sudo > > 4. Add yourself to sudoers: /usr/local/etc/sudoers (alternatively, add > yourself to the 'wheel' group and enable '%wheel ALL=(ALL) ALL' in the > sudoers file) > > 5. Add these 2 lines to sudoers: > > Defaults env_reset,timestamp_timeout=240 > Defaults !tty_tickets > > 6. In /etc/make.conf: add the line 'SU_CMD= /usr/local/bin/sudo -E sh -c' > > As your own user: > > 7. Go into any port directory: cd /usr/ports/{category}/{portdir} > > 8. commands like 'make makesum', 'make install', 'make package', 'make > clean' will only require your password once in 4 hours > > You can download tarballs, build, install, uninstall, build packages, > all without typing in your password more often than once in 240 minutes. > > Using this method, you never need to do anything as a root again > within the ports tree.
What an insanely long and complicated method. As your own user: 1. checkout the ports tree in your home: svn checkout https://svn.FreeBSD.org/ports/head $HOME/ports (or where-ever you want it) 2. Then, either add PORTSDIR=$HOME/ports to your environment, or as root, edit /etc/make.conf and add: .if ${USER:U} == youruser PORTSDIR=$HOME/ports .endif There, no need to do anything else, except setup poudriere to use this ports tree, as root too: poudriere ports -c -p default -m null -M /home/youruser/ports -- Mathieu Arnold
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