On 19/02/2025 10.02, Mark Lucas wrote:
> That would probably be helpful, just in case. Thanks.
>
>>> I've chosen to downgrade :
>>> certbot 3.2.0 -> fix for paths
>>> py-acme 3.2.0
>>> py-josepy 2.0.0 -> 1.15.0
>>> by changing the portfiles and storing my modified portfiles in a local
>>> file:/// repository (see: /opt/local/etc/macports/sources.conf for info)
>>
>> I can give the steps for doing this, if the list is interested
I've tested
port -cuNn -sd install certbot +docs +python{313,312,311}
python310 fails to build
$=> cat gitRepos/certbotGit
#!/usr/bin/env bash
rm -rf ./macports-ports ./ports/certbot
mkdir -p ./macports-ports ./ports/certbot/{security,python}
git clone \
--branch certbot --single-branch \
https://github.com/BjarneDMat/macports-ports.git \
./macports-ports
rsync -aHXv \
./macports-ports/security/certbot \
./ports/certbot/security/
rsync -aHXv \
./macports-ports/python/py-{acme,josepy} \
./ports/certbot/python/
( cd ./ports/certbot ; portindex )
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You'll then have to add
file:///<full-path-to-base-dir>/ports/certbot [nosync]
to your sources.conf
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