18:26:33 <pjustice> jperkin, weirdness with haproxy 3.1.0, which we got as update this morning.  Never seems to actually get around to listening on ports.  Issue opened @github.
18:27:40 <jperkin> thanks, will take a look on Monday - re DBD::mysql, I'm not sure what you mean as we're already at 4.050?
18:28:24 <pjustice> I think the pkgin version is actually 5.x.
18:29:33 <pjustice> er, wait, brane
18:29:46 <pjustice> p5-DBD-mysql57 isn't building right now, maybe.
18:30:59 <jperkin> oh, we removed mysql 5.7 as it's EOL
18:32:03 <pjustice> Is there a trick to lock a package (haproxy) at a given version temporarily?
18:33:22 <jperkin> the really ugly trick is to edit the pkgdb and change its PKGPATH, i.e. /opt/local/pkgdb/foo/+BUILD_INFO
18:33:30 <jperkin> then pkgin will consider it to be a different package
18:33:39 <jperkin> you get to keep both pieces, etc.
18:35:18 <pjustice> thanks
18:35:52 <jperkin> may need to pkgin -f up after edit to make sure it picks up pkgdb change
18:38:26 <jperkin> long-term the only supported way should you want to stay on a particular release is to create your own copy of the package, as there can be no guarantee that its dependencies won't change from underneath it
18:40:18 <pjustice> Hence the "temporarily" part of the question.  I just need daily auto-updates not to break the service until the bug gets figured out.