On Апр 21 17:49, Stuart Henderson wrote:
- check you have matching base system and ports trees, infrastructure
was changed recently
Today i updated to -current by doing cvs up -Pd in /usr/src and
/usr/ports, rebuilded GENERIC kernel and installed updated userland.
This does not helped.
- check you have all the /etc/sudoers env_keep lines merged in,
alternatively use "SUDO=sudo -E" in mk.conf and make sure your
user/group has SETENV: permission in sudoers.
I'm using following setup in sudoers:
%wheel ALL=(ALL) SETENV : NOPASSWD : ALL
Even running `make plist' as root does not helped.
- call the directory "mystuff" not "myports", the name is special-cased
I've changed directory name to 'mystuff', but this also does not helped.
