Fix the standalone port check on the bsds, macos and haiku

.github/workflows/OpenEuler.yml

@@ -56,7 +56,15 @@ jobs:
         envs: 'TEST_LOCAL TestingDomain TEST_ACME_Server CA_ECDSA CA CA_EMAIL TEST_PREFERRED_CHAIN'
         nat: |
           "8080": "80"
-        prepare: dnf install -y curl socat cronie tar gzip
+        prepare: |
+          # openEuler ships every repo with both a baseurl and a metalink.
+          # The metalink mirror pool is split-brain (dl-cdn.openeuler.openatom.cn
+          # froze at the 2026-08-20 snapshot while repo.openeuler.org moved on),
+          # so dnf takes repomd.xml from the stale mirror and then 404s fetching
+          # the checksummed metadata it names from the fresh ones. Keep only the
+          # vendor baseurl, which is self-consistent.
+          sed -i '/^metalink=/d' /etc/yum.repos.d/*.repo
+          dnf install -y curl socat cronie tar gzip
         usesh: true
         sync: rsync
         copyback: false

acme.sh

@@ -1482,39 +1482,57 @@ _readKeyLengthFromCSR() {
   fi
 }
 
+#port
+#Reads a netstat or ss listing on stdin, prints the lines that show a socket
+#listening on port.
+#Linux and windows print the local address as "addr:port", aix, macos, the
+#bsds and solaris print it as "addr.port", so both separators must match.
+#The state is "LISTEN" nearly everywhere, "LISTENING" on windows and lower
+#case "listen" on haiku, hence the substring match and the -i.
+_filter_listen_port() {
+  _flp_port="$1"
+  if [ -z "$_flp_port" ]; then
+    return
+  fi
+  grep -i "LISTEN" | grep "[:.]$_flp_port "
+}
+
+#port
 _ss() {
   _port="$1"
 
   if _exists "ss"; then
     _debug "Using: ss"
-    ss -ntpl 2>/dev/null | grep ":$_port "
+    ss -ntpl 2>/dev/null | _filter_listen_port "$_port"
     return 0
   fi
 
-  if [ "$(uname)" = "AIX" ]; then
+  #aix, macos and the bsds have no "-p protocol" socket listing that works on
-    _debug "Using: AIX netstat"
+  #all of them: on netbsd "-p" is "Show statistics about protocol" instead
-    netstat -an | grep "^tcp" | grep "LISTEN" | grep "\.$_port "
+  #(netstat(1), NetBSD 10.1). Their default display does show "the state of
+  #all sockets" with -a, so use that and keep only the tcp lines.
+  case "$(uname)" in
+  AIX | Darwin | DragonFly | *BSD*)
+    _debug "Using: AIX/BSD netstat"
+    netstat -an | grep "^tcp" | _filter_listen_port "$_port"
     return 0
-  fi
+    ;;
+  esac
 
   if _exists "netstat"; then
     _debug "Using: netstat"
     if netstat -help 2>&1 | grep "\-p proto" >/dev/null; then
       #for windows version netstat tool
-      netstat -an -p tcp | grep "LISTENING" | grep ":$_port "
+      netstat -an -p tcp | _filter_listen_port "$_port"
+    elif netstat -help 2>&1 | grep -- '-P protocol' >/dev/null; then
+      #for solaris
+      netstat -an -P tcp | _filter_listen_port "$_port"
+    elif netstat -help 2>&1 | grep "\-p" >/dev/null; then
+      #for full linux
+      netstat -ntpl | _filter_listen_port "$_port"
     else
-      if netstat -help 2>&1 | grep "\-p protocol" >/dev/null; then
+      #for busybox (embedded linux; no pid support)
-        netstat -an -p tcp | grep LISTEN | grep ":$_port "
+      netstat -ntl 2>/dev/null | _filter_listen_port "$_port"
-      elif netstat -help 2>&1 | grep -- '-P protocol' >/dev/null; then
-        #for solaris
-        netstat -an -P tcp | grep "\.$_port " | grep "LISTEN"
-      elif netstat -help 2>&1 | grep "\-p" >/dev/null; then
-        #for full linux
-        netstat -ntpl | grep ":$_port "
-      else
-        #for busybox (embedded linux; no pid support)
-        netstat -ntl 2>/dev/null | grep ":$_port "
-      fi
     fi
     return 0
   fi
@@ -3938,6 +3956,11 @@ _on_before_issue() {
       if [ -z "$netprc" ]; then
         netprc="$(echo "$_netprc" | grep "$LOCAL_ANY_ADDRESS:$_checkport")"
       fi
+      if [ -z "$netprc" ]; then
+        #aix, macos, the bsds and solaris print the wildcard local address as
+        #"*.port", not "0.0.0.0:port", and it blocks $_checkaddr just the same
+        netprc="$(echo "$_netprc" | grep " [*][:.]$_checkport ")"
+      fi
       if [ "$netprc" ]; then
         _err "$netprc"
         _err "tcp port $_checkport is already used by $(echo "$netprc" | cut -d : -f 4)"