On Fri, Aug 26, 2022 at 06:15:50PM +0100, Stuart Henderson wrote: > On 2022/08/26 16:50, Klemens Nanni wrote: > > Running the packages.txt files through 'sort -u' and 'comm -12' and > > filtering for ports we actually have leaves us with > > > > aircrack-ng > > firefox > > firefox-esr > > gst-plugins-bad1.0 > > gst-plugins-bad1.0-contrib > > libgtop2 > > libusrsctp > > miniupnpd > > net-snmp > > qt6-webengine > > qtwebengine-opensource-src > > thunderbird > > warzone2100 > > zabbix > > > > I'm sure that some of them are false positives because they > > a) define _KERNEL after including <net/if_var.h> > > b) don't do either of it on OpenBSD > > likely the case for some of them, but checking a couple of likely > candidates I am pretty sure they do use it (e.g. net-snmp, libgtop2, > zabbix, via kvm_read). > > > OK if I just REVISION bump all these and be done with it? That'd be > > this list of PKGPATHs: > > bumps need to be done *after* snapshots with the changes are available > (I would wait at least a day after) otherwise if a ports builder starts > a build after the bump but before they have the new header, the bump > won't help.
Yes, of course. I would've waited for an amd64 snap to contain the new if_var.h and then commit the ports bump. > > > security/aircrack-ng > > www/firefox-esr > > www/mozilla-firefox > > multimedia/gstreamer1/plugins-bad > > devel/libgtop2 > > net/usrsctp > > net/miniupnp/miniupnpd > > net/net-snmp,-main > > net/net-snmp,-tkmib > > only REVISION-main for net-snmp, it's used for some mibII things in the > agent, tkmib is just a Perl/Tk-based viewer and doesn't go anywhere near > it so unaffected. > > > net/zabbix,-main > > net/zabbix,-proxy,mysql > > net/zabbix,-proxy,pgsql > > net/zabbix,-proxy,sqlite3 > > net/zabbix,-server,mysql > > net/zabbix,-server,pgsql > > net/zabbix,-web > > same only REVISION-main for zabbix (agent) > > > mail/mozilla-thunderbird > > games/warzone2100 > Full ports diff for completeness. OK to zap the switchport member now, wait, then commit the bumps?
