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Subject: [Bug 193055] [stage] dns/posadis: add stage support and claim
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https://bugs.freebsd.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=193055

--- Comment #15 from C Hutchinson <portmaster@bsdforge.com> ---
(In reply to John Marino from comment #14)
> We need a tested fix ASAP -- this port is one of the few remaining to be
> pruned.
> No fix, it will get pruned anyway

OK. Took another look at this. Taking from your thoughtful hint, above.
I visually grepped the (it's) source, and I have determined that the
problem lies in the fact that system headers are the culprit.
Something in use| availability of [PATH_MAX], has changed from
RELENG_9 --> 10. That makes posadis' usage of it, no longer function,
or, more likely; is no longer available for it to use.

I'll continue to spend as much time as I have for it today, and
report back. As to whether I'll have time enough to pursue this
port further.

Thanks, John.

--Chris

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