[MacPorts] #60918: cppzmq @4.6.0_0: Error: Failed to configure cppzmq

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#60918: cppzmq @4.6.0_0: Error: Failed to configure cppzmq
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  Reporter:  brislawn  |      Owner:  michaelld
      Type:  defect    |     Status:  assigned
  Priority:  Normal    |  Milestone:
 Component:  ports     |    Version:  2.6.3
Resolution:            |   Keywords:
      Port:  cppzmq    |
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Comment (by brislawn):

 Looks like it's working now. I did a port selfupdate and
 {{{
 bash-3.2# port clean cppzmq
 --->  Cleaning cppzmq
 bash-3.2# port upgrade outdated
 --->  Computing dependencies for cppzmq
 --->  Fetching distfiles for cppzmq
 --->  Verifying checksums for cppzmq
 --->  Extracting cppzmq
 --->  Configuring cppzmq
 --->  Building cppzmq
 --->  Staging cppzmq into destroot
 --->  Installing cppzmq @4.6.0_1
 --->  Cleaning cppzmq
 --->  Computing dependencies for cppzmq
 --->  Deactivating cppzmq @4.6.0_0
 --->  Cleaning cppzmq
 --->  Activating cppzmq @4.6.0_1
 --->  Cleaning cppzmq
 --->  Computing dependencies for py37-urllib3
 ...
 }}}

 Thanks for your quick help with this! You can close the ticket on it.

 As for the ultimate (cmake?) source of the problem, while I am indeed
 running macports port through a VPN tunnel to my firewalled office network
 (because that's how my macports proxy settings are configured), I was able
 to install cppzmq from that same network some months back as part of a
 gnuradio 3.7 installation. I just don't understand why macports was trying
 to *reinstall* cppzmq even though cppzmq @4.6.0_0 was already active in my
 setup (I'm installing these ports on a MBP).

 Now I get to see whether I can upgrade to gnuradio 3.8....

 Thanks again,

 -Chris

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