[MacPorts] #58878: netpbm @10.87.01_0: Destroot failed, backslash in group name

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#58878: netpbm @10.87.01_0: Destroot failed, backslash in group name
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  Reporter:  Dave-Allured  |      Owner:  ryandesign
      Type:  defect        |     Status:  reopened
  Priority:  Normal        |  Milestone:
 Component:  ports         |    Version:
Resolution:                |   Keywords:  haspatch
      Port:  netpbm        |
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Comment (by Dave-Allured):

 This test machine is strictly corporate managed, so I am never allowed
 root access except for script controlled special purposes.  All of my
 Macports testing is strictly non-root, user space only, and custom
 $prefix's only.  `/opt/local` is protected, for admin updates only.

 Account access is corporate managed by a Windows network thing called
 Active Directory.  I believe this is where many of these special non-root
 cases are coming from.  Other stories such as #49501 sound just like my
 own.  This explains wanton disregard for nonstandard characters like space
 and back slash.

 I do not know much about Active Directory.  I suspect the `PSD` part is a
 work group or management group designation, used in larger corporate
 managed settings.  That is how the short form `chgrp rain` is possible.
 Active Directory is doing something under the hood.

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