On Fri, 21 Apr 2006, Georg Schwarz wrote:

> > But it caused
> > bmake: "../../mk/../../mk/bsd.pkg.check.mk" line 93: Not enough words in
> > for substitution list

> > I didn't look into the error yet (and maybe doesn't exist anymore).
> 
> I'm afraid it does.

It used to work -- according to my mk.conf (since I didn't comment out for 
some others).

> > To do this we would need to know what users and groups are being used.
> > Maybe something like:
> > _USERS+=	CUPS_USER
> > _GROUPS+=	CUPS_GROUP
> > 
> > And then mk/unprivileged.mk could set these.
> 
> So you don't want to set these in the respective Makefile?

I meant that it would be set in the respective Makefiles. And then 
mk/unprivileged.mk would set like:

.for _user_ in ${_USERS}
${_user_}=	${UNPRIVILEGED_USER}
.endfor

(This is untested and I don't know if is correct.)

> Of course doing so centrally would be much more elegant, for sure.
> 
> We have PKG_GROUPS and PKG_USERS; does that help here?

It has more details. I guess we could use it and use sed to modify the 
username (and group) between the colons. But that is an idea.

 Jeremy C. Reed

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