01:12 <cruxbot> [opt.git/3.6]: [notify] qt5: various patches and one CVE-2021-3481 Out of bounds read in function QRadialFetchSimd from crafted svg file

03:30 <cruxbot> [opt.git/3.6]: [notify] qt6 monolithic port dropped in favor of modular qt6-*. Please update your dependencies, currently only contrib/cutemaze depends on qt6

03:30 <cruxbot> [opt.git/3.6]: [notify] qt6 monolithic port dropped in favor of modular qt6-*. Please update your dependencies, currently only contrib/cutemaze depends on qt6

03:33 <cruxbot> [contrib.git/3.6]: [notify] cutemaze: dependencies changed to modular qt6-* ports. New deps are qt6-base qt6-svg qt6-tools, qt6 is removed

03:36 <cruxbot> [compat-32.git/3.6]: mpg123-32: 1.29.0 -> 1.29.1

03:53 <cruxbot> [opt.git/3.6]: snappy: initial import

03:53 <cruxbot> [opt.git/3.6]: qt6-base: fix missing deps to optional

03:53 <cruxbot> [opt.git/3.6]: libb2: initial import

03:59 <cruxbot> [opt.git/3.6]: qt6-base: fix missing deps to optional v2

10:59 <Belgacem1958> Can i build and install a packackage without pkgmk? (For root privileges)

11:01 <pedja> why not run pkgmk as root, if the package is 'special' enough so it can't be built under fakeroot?

11:02 <pedja> make/make install will work, but that'll leave a mess

11:07 <Belgacem1958> peda :I actually have an issue (privileges) while compiling openjdk8 with pkgmk -d -i. Someone proposed to compile as root (not fakeroot)

11:15 <pedja> Belgacem1958, could you paste the build log when you try the fakeroot build? I am curious what's the issue

11:16 <pedja> there should be log...somewhere. check pkgmk/prt-get config files for paths to it

12:04 <farkuhar> one workaround for the failed openjdk8 build is to install jdk8-bin instead. Just make sure that /etc/prt-get.aliases has the line jdk8-bin: openjdk8 , and then packages that list openjdk8 among their dependencies will be satisfied with jdk8-bin.

12:12 <Belgacem1958> pedja : The Log file for OpenJdk8 ===> https://drive.google.com/file/d/1O7wFH23C85MVGrrc2ZhpNHS8J-tChPhE/view?usp=sharing

12:30 <pedja> belgacem1958, I apologise, but figuring what's wrong will require someone actively using Crux, it's been a while for me :)

12:36 <farkuhar> The compilation succeeded just fine. The only error appears at the end, when running `cp -a` as the pkgmk user under fakeroot. The build log says that file ownership could not be preserved, and that's where it fails.

12:38 <farkuhar> Line 110 in the openjdk8 Pkgfile is the command that fails.

12:41 <farkuhar> I'm curious whether anyone has an example of stenur's suggestion to build in a separate namespace, using unshare (from util-linux) to remap the root uid/gid to the current user.

12:44 <farkuhar> I haven't yet seen a port that uses unshare(1) in this way, but it might be something to consider for openjdk8 and ant.

12:51 <Belgacem1958> Frakuhar : "I'm curious whether anyone has an example of stenur's suggestion to build in a separate namespace, using unshare (from util-linux) to remap the root uid/gid to the current user." is interesting, but i have no idea about this procedure

12:58 <farkuhar> belgacem1958: if you're insistent on building from source, rather than settling for jdk8-bin, then an easy fix is to run sed -i "110s/cp -a/cp/" /usr/ports/contrib/openjdk8/Pkgfile . Then the copy command shouldn't fail, even running pkgmk as an unprivileged user.

13:01 <Belgacem1958> Farkuhar : 1) great to have this solution! 2) jdk8-bin really exists in the ports ??

13:01 <farkuhar> You might get a footprint mismatch, but there's a way to invoke tar inside /usr/bin/pkgmk so that owner and group are set to root when compressing $PKG into a tarball.

13:02 <farkuhar> belgacem1958: Yes, jdk8-bin is in the opt port collection.

13:03 <Belgacem1958> Ok, i think this will solve my problems. Thank you very very much

13:03 <farkuhar> np

13:15 <Belgacem1958> Farkuhar : good news ==> after removing openjdk16-jdk, jdk8-bin is installed without any problem

13:43 <cruxbot> [contrib.git/3.6]: procs: 0.11.9 -> 0.11.10

13:43 <cruxbot> [contrib.git/3.6]: protontricks: 1.6.0 -> 1.6.1

13:43 <cruxbot> [contrib.git/3.6]: python3-pyqtwebengine: 5.15.4 -> 5.15.5

13:43 <cruxbot> [contrib.git/3.6]: python3-pyqt5: 5.15.4 -> 5.15.5

13:43 <cruxbot> [contrib.git/3.6]: python3-tzlocal: 3.0 -> 4.0

14:54 <cruxbot> [opt.git/3.6]: task: update to 2.6.1

14:54 <cruxbot> [opt.git/3.6]: i3: update to 4.20

14:54 <cruxbot> [opt.git/3.6]: mysql: update to 5.7.36

14:56 <cruxbot> [core.git/3.6]: file: update to 5.41

15:42 <jeremyc> I've just installed the postgresql package, and it failed. MISSING -rw-rw---- postgres/postgres var/log/postgresql (EMPTY)

15:42 <jeremyc> NEW -rw-rw---- 42/42 var/log/postgresql (EMPTY)

15:43 <jeremyc> The thing that causes me concern is that in /etc/prt-get.conf I have runscripts yes and the postgresql port has a pre-install script that creates postgres user/group. It seems that the script didn't run?

15:49 <farkuhar> jeremyc: maybe it ran, but the user and group were already present (added by another port, perhaps), and the useradd/groupadd commands were never invoked with ID=42.

15:50 <farkuhar> Does /etc/group have a line for postgres on your system? If so, what numerical id is listed there?

15:51 <jeremyc> farkuhar: the user and group did not exist. After the install failed, I ran the pre-install manually and the user/group then showed up and the build then passed and postgresql installed.

15:51 <jeremyc> I wonder if I have other scripts that didn't run since I've been setting up my system these past two days :-/

15:53 <jeremyc> However, I see a group for pulse, which was created by pulseaudio/pre-install. Weird.

15:56 <farkuhar> It's good that you're checking these pre-install and post-install scripts to see what they do, and confirming that the expected changes were made. New users to CRUX might just set runscripts=yes and subsequently forget to double-check what prt-get is doing.

17:28 <jeremyc> Can a single Pkgfile produce two packages? For example, the contrib/postgresql works but it does not include any of the common contrib/ modules. To build the contrib/ modules, though, you need to have the main postgresql/ configured (and potentially built). So, could Pkgfile produce a postgresql#14.0.0. and postgresql-contrib#14.0.0 package?

17:30 <jeremyc> (for now, I just copied postgresql to my own ports dir and modified the build to include contrib packages.

18:19 <jeremyc> I do not see any reference to ntpdate in any port. How do people keep their clocks in sync?

18:23 <groovy2shoes> jeremyc, i think you can use rdate for that

18:24 <groovy2shoes> also, i don't think pkgmk can pull two packages out of one Pkgfile. i could be wrong about that, but i think the usual way is to make two Pkgfiles.

18:57 <farkuhar> jeremyc_: the recommended clock sync tool these days is chrony, which is in the opt ports collection.

22:35 <Guest323> hello

22:38 <Guest323> i am trying to install crux 3.6.1 on HP dl360 bios+gpt, with sda1 as /boot and sda2 as luks partition with cryptsetup with underlying lvm. is anybody running this setup with syslinux successfully?

22:39 <Guest323> i have managed to run such system earlier but with luks and lilo but no gpt.

22:42 <Guest323> and of course custom written initramfs. mkinitramfs from nullspoon on portdb does not handle lvm