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[Gary E. Miller]

Yo Tony!

On Tue, 21 Mar 2017 12:04:48 -0700
"Tony Hain" <tony at tndh.net> wrote:

> > Odd, do you have a /usr/include/isc?   
> 
> No

Can you fgrep for the duplicate name in you /usr/include?

>  > If so, what package broght that in?  
> 
> That machine has so many ports/dependencies installed there is no way
> to tell. 

Another black mark for FreeBSD.  Trivial on gentoo.

> > I almost always only use bind, so having bind there is not the
> > issue.  
> 
> Ok, just figured that if anything would use that directory, it would
> be bind.   :)

Or other software from ISC.  bind never been a problem before, for anyone.

> > I'm guessing that NTPsec will need a configure test for whatever
> > you have that is colliding.  
> 
> I will be resurrecting its twin as FreeBSD-11 in the next few weeks,
> and have already instrumented the install script to log all ports
> that create the /usr/local/include/isc path.

Might work.

> If that turns up more
> than one, it might help isolate a common dependency that would make
> the testing easier and more accurate.

I'm not sure how mutated the NTPsec copy of libisc is.  Maybe NTPsec
can use you installed copy, or maybe the NTPsec copy needs to be
renamed.

Medium term plan for NTPsec is to get rid of that included part of
libisc.

RGDS
GARY
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