ipmitool has implicit dependency on wget

[michael-j-oconnor]

ipmitool broke because wget had not yet been built with openssl3

:info:destroot Downloading IANA PEN database...
:info:destroot dyld: Library not loaded: /opt/local/lib/libssl.1.1.dylib
:info:destroot   Referenced from: /opt/local/bin/wget
:info:destroot   Reason: image not found
:info:destroot /bin/sh: line 1: 33384 Abort trap: 6           wget -c -nd -O - "http://www.iana.org/assignments/enterprise-numbers" > tmpfile.$PPID

I think the problem is that ipmitool build relies on wget, but that's not directly expressed as a dependency.

[ryandesign (Ryan Carsten Schmidt)]

It already declares a dependency on curl. Surely one downloading program should be enough... it can't need wget as well...

[cjones051073 (Chris Jones)]

Whether or not ipmitool should have a build dep on wget or not, the issue here leading to the error above is the fact wget has a non-default `ssl variant, that uses openssl, that the OP must be using. This port, because it was a non-default variant, was not detected as a port using openssl and thus was not rev-bumped with the openssl3 switch. I'll check if it works with openssl and commit a bump.

[cjones051073 (Chris Jones)]

Configuration script does indeed check for curl and wget, i.e. without having wget installed

checking for wget... no
checking for curl... curl

with it

checking for wget... wget
checking for curl... curl

I guess the question is how does having wget or not affect the build ? If it only changes *how* certain entities are fetched, and not the end result, it can remain an opportunistic dep. The safer option though is to add it..

[Chris Jones <jonesc@…>]

In 5811fb702337e5981698c94d1aa1989cad5a9040/macports-ports (master):

wget: Update ssl variant to use openssl PG, rev-bump
See: #63933

[michael-j-oconnor]

I rebuilt wget first, and then ipmitool rebuilt without incident. I figured ipmitool didn't have a proper dependency which is why it built before wget. Thus, this bug.

I have both wget and curl. I'm using the wget gnutls variant for some-odd reason -- don't recall ever specifying that, but this MacPorts installation dates back a decade. Even if I did have the (open)ssl version installed, would it have ended up built before ipmitool?

[cjones051073 (Chris Jones)]

You must be using the ssl variant, and not the gnutls variant, with wget, as there is no other way it would be linked against libssl.1.1 as the above error shows.

If you do not know why you are using this, try just removing wget and reinstalling it with the current default variants.

[michael-j-oconnor]

Ahh... I mixed up the default port variants with what I actually had installed. I don't normally do much with MacPorts until I hit bugs.

I addressed the problem by explicitly building wget before ipmitool. I think the only thing that's left is why wget (regardless of variant) wouldn't have been built before ipmitool, if wget is invoked by ipmitool as part of build.

[cjones051073 (Chris Jones)]

I addressed the problem by explicitly building wget before ipmitool. I think the only thing that's left is why wget (regardless of variant) wouldn't have been built before ipmitool, if wget is invoked by ipmitool as part of build.

That bit is easy. As I said above ipmitool doesn't declare wget as a dependency, so port does not know it is going to be used.

[Chris Jones <jonesc@…>]

In b80d6f242d1436fe1e0159985f1d7815033042a0/macports-ports (master):

ipmitool: Add wget as a build dep
Closes: #63933