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Date: Tue, 23 Dec 2014 09:44:20 -0900
From: Henrik Hudson <lists@rhavenn.net>
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Subject: poudriere fetch timeout?
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Is there a way to pass a fetch timeout to poudriere when building
ports?

I've got a slow proxy / AV device between me and the internet and on
large downloads, openjdk ports specifically, the fetch will timeout
and port build will fail. 

If I manually fetch the file and set a timeout in my own env it will
work. I don't know how the shell spawning inside of poudriere works
or how to set env variables for it.

Any ideas?

side note: asking for a proxy whitelist for distfiles.freebsd.org isn't an
option.

thanks.

henrik


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