On Wed, Oct 19, 2016 at 05:34:27PM +0200, Christian Weisgerber wrote: > I would like to remind everybody that there are a number of ports that > keep breaking in my amd64 bulk builds: > > lang/mono > This is almost always broken. It builds on an otherwise idle > machine, but when there is other build activity going on in > parallel, it almost always segfaults. This is why most snapshots > don't include any mono packages.
Yeah, I've seen that for about a year now. Whatever Robert and I tried... failed :-( > lang/guile2 > Sometimes it builds, sometimes it doesn't. When it does, the > dependent port x11/gnome/aisleriot usually fails. There is no > segfault, the build simply gets stuck at a random spot, until > dpb SIGKILLs the offending process. I think the issue is that at some point it takes a huge amount of time and dpb kills it because the stuck timeout it reached. Of course it all depends on the load of the machine at that time, that's why it may or may not build. When I had a working dpb, I increased the stuck timeout and guile2 always built. > net/libaccounts-glib > This one builds most of time, but sporadically xsltproc segfaults > during the build. Yeah, this is another one that is super annoying to debug... -- Antoine
