Last night, I started a bulk build of pkgsrc on Macos 10.3.3 / Darwin 7.3.

This afternoon, I noticed it is stuck in a loop asking for a path
while configuring sysutils/lsof.  I include below a snippet of the
output from where it started looping.

For now, I suspended the build with SIGTSTP.

How should I proceed?  Submit a pr?  Is there a way to
disable this package and restart?

Also, the build has been generating some packages, and labeling
some others as broken.  Does anyone want to review the output
for problems that should fixed?

Darrin


03/18/04 16:21:26  320/4518= 7.1% sysutils/lsof @ powerpc> This lsof distribution seems to be complete.^M
03/18/04 16:21:26  320/4518= 7.1% sysutils/lsof @ powerpc> ^M
03/18/04 16:21:26  320/4518= 7.1% sysutils/lsof @ powerpc> ===> Patching for lsof-4.71^M
03/18/04 16:21:26  320/4518= 7.1% sysutils/lsof @ powerpc> ===> Applying pkgsrc patches for lsof-4.71^M
03/18/04 16:21:26  320/4518= 7.1% sysutils/lsof @ powerpc> ===> Overriding tools for lsof-4.71^M
03/18/04 16:21:26  320/4518= 7.1% sysutils/lsof @ powerpc> ===> Buildlinking for lsof-4.71^M
03/18/04 16:21:26  320/4518= 7.1% sysutils/lsof @ powerpc> ===> Configuring for lsof-4.71^M
03/18/04 16:21:26  320/4518= 7.1% sysutils/lsof @ powerpc> -------------------------------------------------------------^M
03/18/04 16:21:26  320/4518= 7.1% sysutils/lsof @ powerpc> ^M
03/18/04 16:21:26  320/4518= 7.1% sysutils/lsof @ powerpc> Lsof makes use of Darwin XNU kernel header files.  They must^M
03/18/04 16:21:26  320/4518= 7.1% sysutils/lsof @ powerpc> have already been downloaded from:^M
03/18/04 16:21:26  320/4518= 7.1% sysutils/lsof @ powerpc> ^M
03/18/04 16:21:26  320/4518= 7.1% sysutils/lsof @ powerpc>     http://www.opensource.apple.com/darwinsource/index.html^M
03/18/04 16:21:26  320/4518= 7.1% sysutils/lsof @ powerpc> ^M
03/18/04 16:21:26  320/4518= 7.1% sysutils/lsof @ powerpc> (See 00FAQ for download instructions.)^M
03/18/04 16:21:26  320/4518= 7.1% sysutils/lsof @ powerpc> ^M
03/18/04 16:21:26  320/4518= 7.1% sysutils/lsof @ powerpc> Now you must specify the path to the place to which they were^M
03/18/04 16:21:26  320/4518= 7.1% sysutils/lsof @ powerpc> downloaded.^M
03/18/04 16:21:26  320/4518= 7.1% sysutils/lsof @ powerpc> ^M
03/18/04 16:21:26  320/4518= 7.1% sysutils/lsof @ powerpc> -------------------------------------------------------------^M
03/18/04 16:21:26  320/4518= 7.1% sysutils/lsof @ powerpc> ^M
03/18/04 16:21:26  320/4518= 7.1% sysutils/lsof @ powerpc> What is the path? ^M
03/18/04 16:21:26  320/4518= 7.1% sysutils/lsof @ powerpc> +================================+^M
03/18/04 16:21:26  320/4518= 7.1% sysutils/lsof @ powerpc> | Please enter a non-empty path. |^M
03/18/04 16:21:26  320/4518= 7.1% sysutils/lsof @ powerpc> +================================+^M
03/18/04 16:21:26  320/4518= 7.1% sysutils/lsof @ powerpc> ^M
03/18/04 16:21:26  320/4518= 7.1% sysutils/lsof @ powerpc> ^M
03/18/04 16:21:26  320/4518= 7.1% sysutils/lsof @ powerpc> What is the path? ^M
03/18/04 16:21:26  320/4518= 7.1% sysutils/lsof @ powerpc> +================================+^M
03/18/04 16:21:26  320/4518= 7.1% sysutils/lsof @ powerpc> | Please enter a non-empty path. |^M
03/18/04 16:21:26  320/4518= 7.1% sysutils/lsof @ powerpc> +================================+^M
03/18/04 16:21:26  320/4518= 7.1% sysutils/lsof @ powerpc> ^M
03/18/04 16:21:26  320/4518= 7.1% sysutils/lsof @ powerpc> ^M
03/18/04 16:21:26  320/4518= 7.1% sysutils/lsof @ powerpc> What is the path? ^M
03/18/04 16:21:26  320/4518= 7.1% sysutils/lsof @ powerpc> +================================+^M
03/18/04 16:21:26  320/4518= 7.1% sysutils/lsof @ powerpc> | Please enter a non-empty path. |^M
03/18/04 16:21:26  320/4518= 7.1% sysutils/lsof @ powerpc> +================================+^M
03/18/04 16:21:26  320/4518= 7.1% sysutils/lsof @ powerpc> ^M