Re: pkgsrc current rust build failure NetBSD 9-STABLE/i386

[Mike Pumford <mpumford%mudcovered.org.uk@localhost>]

On 06/08/2020 10:32, nia wrote:

> It looks like the code that sets RPATH in lang/rust/Makefile hardcodes
> /usr/pkg/lib (argh, why!?) instead of either relying on $PREFIX or
> copying the bootstrap dependencies into a local directory (as the
> "SmartOS" path does), which would hurt if you're using pkgsrc OpenSSL
> with a different $PREFIX than /usr/pkg.
Won't help. I'm not useing pkgsrc openssl as on 9.x the openssl is at 
the same level as the one in pkgsrc anyway so its pointless to install. 
The catch here is that the rust bootstraps are built on 8.x where pkgsrc 
openssl IS required. Even if the prefix was different it wouldn't help.

On 8.2 the pkgsrc libssl vervsion is libssl.so.1.1
On 9.x the builtin libssl version is libssl.so.14

Both are openssl 1.1.1g

So unless something funky is done with symlinks this rust bootstrap 
isn't going to work on 9.x with builtin openssl and I really don't want 
to go down the road of building all my packages with pkgsrc ssl just 
because of the rust bootstrap (that doesn't even get installed at the 
end of the process).

Mike