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Ever since upgrading to FreeBSD 14, my build server has been unable to build kicad-library-packages3d as part of a ~1000 package build; it would be killed with package/runaway (aka runaway_process). (The build server has 48 cores, 192G of ram, and a six nvme zpool and I assume 14 is doing a better job of putting all available resources to work -- the package builds fine when it's the only port being built.)
I examined poudriere.conf and adjusted NOHANG_TIME from 2 to 3 hours. That changed the failure to package/timeout (aka runaway_process).
I looked in poudriere.conf again but did not see a likely setting. But looking in common.sh I found MAX_EXECUTION_TIME_PACKAGE which was the knob I wanted.
Expected behavior
I would expect to find these in poudriere.conf.sample:
MAX_EXECUTION_TIME_EXTRACT
MAX_EXECUTION_TIME_INSTALL
MAX_EXECUTION_TIME_PACKAGE
MAX_EXECUTION_TIME_DEINSTALL
Environment
Host OS: 14.1 amd64
Jail OS: amd64
Browser: firefox
Poudriere Version: 3.4.2
Ports branch and revision: 14.0-eol-256-g25e67f23482
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Prerequisites
Describe the bug
Ever since upgrading to FreeBSD 14, my build server has been unable to build kicad-library-packages3d as part of a ~1000 package build; it would be killed with package/runaway (aka runaway_process). (The build server has 48 cores, 192G of ram, and a six nvme zpool and I assume 14 is doing a better job of putting all available resources to work -- the package builds fine when it's the only port being built.)
I examined poudriere.conf and adjusted NOHANG_TIME from 2 to 3 hours. That changed the failure to package/timeout (aka runaway_process).
I looked in poudriere.conf again but did not see a likely setting. But looking in common.sh I found MAX_EXECUTION_TIME_PACKAGE which was the knob I wanted.
Expected behavior
I would expect to find these in poudriere.conf.sample:
Environment
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: