The options when you install a port!

2005-03-14 Thread heccj
Hi!
How could i know the options of a port?And Could i set some default
options?I meet this problem when i setup a big port like gnome2,it needs
a lot of time,and a lot of confirm dialog will pop out.If i know these
options and set the values,i can setup these ports without interact!


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Re: The options when you install a port!

2005-03-14 Thread Ean Kingston

 Hi!
 How could i know the options of a port?And Could i set some default
 options?I meet this problem when i setup a big port like gnome2,it needs
 a lot of time,and a lot of confirm dialog will pop out.If i know these
 options and set the values,i can setup these ports without interact!

Read the port makefile. There is usually instructions at the top
explaining the available options. These can be put into /etc/make.conf
(I'm not sure of the syntax).

For example, I recently built mplayer. At the top of
/usr/ports/multimedia/mplayer it says:

# New ports collection makefile for:mplayer
# Date created: 10 August 2001
nstalL# Whom:   Thomas E. Zander
#   with lots of help from Vladimir Kushnir
# $FreeBSD: ports/multimedia/mplayer/Makefile,v 1.111 2005/03/06 10:34:15
oliver
 Exp $
#
# There are many knobs to tune mplayer towards your specific wishes
# and preferences.
# You can activate a knob by typing something like
# make -DKNOB or make KNOB=yes instead of just make
#

It then goes on to explain what all the 'KNOB's are.

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