Mark E. Perkins wrote:
> On 2007/08/05 15:15, Adrian Portelli wrote:
>> Mark E. Perkins wrote:
>> ...
>>> I'll throw a different wrench into this conversation  :-)
>>>
>> This wasn't me but it's fixed now anyway :)
>>
>> adrian.
> 
> Better.... ;-)   Now I get
> 
> -> bmake README.html | more
> ---->  Creating new database in /usr/pkgsrc/www/links/README.html.tmp1
> ---->  Depending in /usr/pkgsrc/www/links (pass #1)
> Complete dependency database left in /usr/pkgsrc/www/links/README.html.tmp1
> Reading database file
> Making sure binary package cache file is up to date...
> ----> Checking cache in /usr/pkgsrc/packages
>       Entries found in /usr/pkgsrc/packages/.pkgcache but no packages found
>       Forcing rebuild of cache /usr/pkgsrc/packages/.pkgcache.
> ----> Checking master cache file /usr/pkgsrc/packages/.pkgcache
>       Updating master cache file /usr/pkgsrc/packages/.pkgcache
> Loading binary package cache file...
>     * /usr/pkgsrc/packages/.pkgcache
>     * /usr/pkgsrc/packages/.pkgcache
>     * /usr/pkgsrc/packages/.pkgcache
> 
> forever and ever and ever and ever .... and no README.html
> 
> -> cat /usr/pkgsrc/packages/.pkgcache
> pkgcache_version 20050428
> pkgcache_cachefile /usr/pkgsrc/packages/.pkgcache
> 
> Looks like a tiny bit of infinite recursion in load_cache_file (in
> mk/scripts/genreadme.awk).  Should I send-pr this?
> 
> Just to be clear, I updated all of pkgsrc after your previous reply.
> 
> Mark

Hi Mark,

I did try this on Darwin myself and I don't see this issue.  I'm running
the same version of bmake as you and I think the only difference is I'm
running pkg_install 20070804.  What are the permissions like on
/usr/pkgsrc/packages/.pkgcache ?  Can you 'rm -f
/usr/pkgsrc/packages/.pkgcache' and try again ?  If that does not show
anything obvious then please send-pr.  Actually, if it does fix it
please send-pr anyway as if it's a permission issue it should be handled
better than that :)

thanks,

adrian.