00:05 <joe9> I am working on upgrading pjproject to CRUX-3.6. I get this error:

00:05 <joe9> cp: failed to preserve ownership for /home/pkgmk/work/pjproject/pkg/usr/lib/libilbccodec.so: Operation not supported

00:05 <joe9> cp: failed to preserve ownership for /home/pkgmk/work/pjproject/pkg/usr/lib/libg7221codec.so: Operation not supported

00:05 <joe9> cp: failed to preserve ownership for /home/pkgmk/work/pjproject/pkg/usr/lib/libyuv.so: Operation not supported

00:08 <joe9> cp -af $(APP_LIBXX_FILES) $(DESTDIR)$(libdir)/; # causes the above command

00:08 <joe9> and that causes a make error

00:08 <joe9> make: *** [Makefile:135: install] Error 1

00:09 <joe9> https://dpaste.com/ADBK6ZASM.txt

00:09 <joe9> is there a way to ignore those warnings?

00:27 <farkuhar> joe9: Are you building as root, or as a regular user?

02:03 <joe9> farkuhar: as a regular user. I am in the port directory and running pkgmk -d -kw

02:40 <joe9> which user do you use to build packages?

03:01 <darfo_> it looks like the user doesn't have the correct permissions for /home/pkgmk/work/pjproject/pkg/usr/lib/

03:02 <darfo_> ls -ld /home/pkgmk/work/pjproject/pkg/usr/lib/ ?

03:02 <darfo_> and ls -l /home/pkgmk/work/pjproject/pkg/usr/lib/libg7221codec.so

03:04 <darfo_> I usually follow that with the id command to make sure I'm logged in as who I think I am :)

05:21 <jaeger> Maybe you should give fakeroot a try

05:21 <jaeger> Though I'm not sure what your permissions look like, as darfo_ said that could be an issue

12:59 <farkuhar> joe9: If your pasted output contains all the errors, then the cp -af command is failing only for the symlinks. The libraries with soversion in their filenames are presumably copied successfully, so your user must have write permissions on the target directory. It makes me curious what's different about the symlinks created during the build.

15:16 <joe9> jaeger: farkuhar: fakeroot helps. Sorry for the bother.

15:17 <joe9> thanks.

15:19 <jaeger> No worries

16:21 <joe9> does pkgmk run pre-install automatically? I have a pre-install file in the port directory. But, it does not seem to be executed by pkgmk.

16:24 <joe9> I do not see any Pkgfile calling a pre-install. I assume that some package installation script calls it.

16:25 <joe9> wireshark uses a pre-install but the Pkgfile does not execute pre-install.

16:26 <joe9> same thing with gitea

16:30 <joe9> https://crux.nu/Main/PrePostInstallGuidelines got this. I guess those scripts should be run manually.

16:35 <cruxbridge> <tim> joe9: try runscripts in prt-get.conf

16:36 <cruxbridge> <tim> otherwise, prt-get got --install-scripts for e.g. install/update

16:36 <joe9> ok, thanks. I was using pkgmk directly without prt-get

16:37 <cruxbridge> <tim> are you actually still using 3.6?

16:37 <joe9> why do you ask? I am taking some ports from 3.5 and trying to get them to build on 3.7

16:38 <joe9> is pre-install deprecated?

16:38 <cruxbridge> <tim> no, you mentioned 3.6 earlier

19:15 <cruxbot> [opt/3.7]: nodejs: 23.8.0 -> 23.9.0

19:15 <cruxbot> [opt/3.7]: unrar: 7.1.4 -> 7.1.5

19:15 <cruxbot> [contrib/3.7]: buildah: 1.39.0 -> 1.39.1

19:15 <cruxbot> [contrib/3.7]: eza: 0.20.22 -> 0.20.23

19:15 <cruxbot> [contrib/3.7]: glow: 2.0.0 -> 2.1.0

19:15 <cruxbot> [contrib/3.7]: pnpm: 10.5.1 -> 10.5.2

19:15 <cruxbot> [contrib/3.7]: ruff: 0.9.7 -> 0.9.8

19:29 <jaeger> Yeah, to clarify, pkgmk does not understand pre-/post-install scripts, that's prt-get

19:50 <cruxbot> [contrib/3.7]: python3-isort: 6.0.0 -> 6.0.1

21:13 <cruxbot> [compat-32/3.7]: libxml2-32: 2.13.5 -> 2.13.6

21:13 <cruxbot> [compat-32/3.7]: kmod-32: 33 -> 34; new dependencies: openssl-32 zstd-32