I have NO_MTREE=yes in my mk.conf, but it seems like it is still being
used in my bulk builds.

I am running as non-root and I don't want it to create the directories
since I have thousands of lines like:

        user (0, 1002, not modified: Operation not permitted)
        gid (0, 1002, not modified: Operation not permitted)

Also, my bulk build has lines like:

pkg_add: not running as root - trying to record install anyway
mv: /storage1/home/jreed/pkg/libdata/pkgdb/perl-5.8.6nb4/+BUILD_VERSION:
set owner/group (was: 1002/0): Operation not permitted
mv: /storage1/home/jreed/pkg/libdata/pkgdb/perl-5.8.6nb4/+CONTENTS: set
owner/group (was: 1002/0): Operation not permitted
mv: /storage1/home/jreed/pkg/libdata/pkgdb/perl-5.8.6nb4/+COMMENT: set
owner/group (was: 1002/0): Operation not permitted
mv: /storage1/home/jreed/pkg/libdata/pkgdb/perl-5.8.6nb4/+DESC: set
owner/group (was: 1002/0): Operation not permitted
mv: /storage1/home/jreed/pkg/libdata/pkgdb/perl-5.8.6nb4/+DISPLAY: set
owner/group (was: 1002/0): Operation not permitted
mv: /storage1/home/jreed/pkg/libdata/pkgdb/perl-5.8.6nb4/+BUILD_INFO: set
owner/group (was: 1002/0): Operation not permitted
mv: /storage1/home/jreed/pkg/libdata/pkgdb/perl-5.8.6nb4/+SIZE_PKG: set
owner/group (was: 1002/0): Operation not permitted
mv: /storage1/home/jreed/pkg/libdata/pkgdb/perl-5.8.6nb4/+SIZE_ALL: set
owner/group (was: 1002/0): Operation not permitted

Where can I disable the above chown (or make it use my correct user and
group)?

Thanks,

 Jeremy C. Reed

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