@@This is an auto-filed bug@@ Feel free to change the summary at your convenience. Issue: net-dns/maradns fails to compile. Discovered on: amd64 NOTE: If you need further logs, feel free to ask.
Created attachment 647334 [details] build.log build log and emerge --info
Cannot reproduce, can you give me `find /var/tmp/portage/net-dns/maradns-3.5.0005/` output?
Created attachment 647350 [details] find.log find
The problems are caused because make is invoked as `make -j4 V=1`; the flag V is used by MaraDNS to pass the version number when compiling MaraDNS. Don’t invoke Make with those arguments, and MaraDNS compiles just fine. On Arm64; I compile MaraDNS almost every day on my Raspberry Pi without issue. Make without arguments should be used instead; make works with GNU make, bmake, and even pdpmake in non-strict POSIX mode [1] [1] MaraDNS, like most real world programs, won’t compile with a strictly POSIX implementation of make because of a bug in the current POSIX spec for make, but does compile if the make implementation follows the next version of POSIX. [2] I’ve open up a bug for MaraDNS in bug 883761 but it’s not marked as a MaraDNS bug.
Another note from upstream: If a maintainer wants a less frequently updated fork of MaraDNS to maintain, I still update the 3.4 branch with security and other very important bug fixes (e.g. Y2038 bugs were recently fixed in this branch). The current version of 3.4 is 3.4.09, and it’s prominently visible on the MaraDNS download page. I still maintain this version mainly for downstream distro packages, since it allows someone to be a maintainer for MaraDNS without having to keep up with all of the 3.5 changes.
