Nick W said: > On Sunday 23 November 2003 14:23, Shawn wrote: >> Check your USE flags (/etc/make.conf), and make sure you have removed >> anything you don't need (i.e. "-X"). This will prevent X code from >> getting >> compiled if it's not really needed. The e-builds are smart enough to >> ignore the USE flags if a module must be there. > > Its still insisting it needs x11 stuff, but upon further inspection it > sort of > makes sense. Esp qt... > > [EMAIL PROTECTED] etc # emerge -p mod_php > > These are the packages that I would merge, in order:
Try running 'emerge -vp mod_php' and post the output please. The -v option will cause it to also spit out the USE variables being used in each package it wants to emerge. ... > > Which brings me to ask, can I rc-update apache/sshd to load at boot? If > so, > how? I dont know what exactly rc-update does but I probably dont want to > have > an oopsie. > For apache1: 'rc-update add apache default' For apache2: 'rc-update add apache2 default' rc-update add sshd default Those 2 commands will add the two services to the default runlevel. To remove them just replace 'add' with 'del'. Running rc-update without any options will spit out the usage. Cheers, Trevor _______________________________________________ clug-talk mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://clug.ca/mailman/listinfo/clug-talk_clug.ca
