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Since upgrading to FreeBSD 13.3 (from 13.2) we have been encountering what appears to be a race condition. We have seen this mostly in poudriere builds but have also seen it in basic package installs. Every now and then, the extraction of a large dependency package fails to chmod part of the extraction due to part of the path to a file being cut off. The more CPUs configured to a system the more often this issue occurs. Using only a single CPU seems to eliminate the issue entirely.
Example:
[pkg.abcd.com] | `-- Extracting texlive-texmf-20210325: .......
pkg-static: Fail to chmod /vf/public/fira/FiraSans-ThinItalic-tosf-sc-ly1.vf:Bad file descriptor
[pkg.abcd.com] | `-- Extracting texlive-texmf-20210325... done
Failed to install the following 1 package(s): /packages/All/doxygen-1.9.5,2.pkg
In this case /vf/public/fira/FiraSans-ThinItalic-tosf-sc-ly1.vf should actually be /usr/local/share/texmf-dist/fonts/vf/public/fira/FiraSans-ThinItalic-tosf-sc-ly1.vf.
This issue is generally resolved by rerunning the build/install and as mentioned above is entirely prevented by reconfiguring the system down to just using a single CPU.
Upgrading the pkg version in use to 1.20.9 (from 1.19.2) did not help fix the issue.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Since upgrading to FreeBSD 13.3 (from 13.2) we have been encountering what appears to be a race condition. We have seen this mostly in poudriere builds but have also seen it in basic package installs. Every now and then, the extraction of a large dependency package fails to
chmod
part of the extraction due to part of the path to a file being cut off. The more CPUs configured to a system the more often this issue occurs. Using only a single CPU seems to eliminate the issue entirely.Example:
In this case
/vf/public/fira/FiraSans-ThinItalic-tosf-sc-ly1.vf
should actually be/usr/local/share/texmf-dist/fonts/vf/public/fira/FiraSans-ThinItalic-tosf-sc-ly1.vf
.This issue is generally resolved by rerunning the build/install and as mentioned above is entirely prevented by reconfiguring the system down to just using a single CPU.
Upgrading the pkg version in use to 1.20.9 (from 1.19.2) did not help fix the issue.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: