George Boudreau wrote:
Basically what I wish, is to set a SOURCE dir in the .conf file, have
jhalfs copy packages from there, and only download is the package
don't exist.
The following is a cheap/inexpensive hack, and not a sanctioned
method, that "should" work with lfs/hlfs and/or blfs. It "may" work
with clfs if you stay with the same architecture as the host. (enough
caveats to cover my buttocks I think)
Start with an empty sources dir and execute the following
mount --bind $SOURCE $BUILDDIR/sources
I tried that one.. Problem is that I won't allow write access to the NFS
share, as my whole repository might get wiped out by an accident. ;)
I will see what can be done to accommodate your request within the
various jhalfs branches.
Thanks, that would be lovely :)
Tor Olav
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