port make options

2002-12-18 Thread Rob B
I'm upgrading my installed ports with the assistance of the portupgrade 
tool, and I'm wondering if there is a way to specify compile options to a 
particular port.

I know that it is possible to upgrade one port at a time with make options 
specified thusly:
  portupgrade -m make_args Port_name

but is it possible to install a port (Samba for instance), and rather than 
specifying the options a compile-time every time the port is upgraded, 
specify the options once only and have portupgrade or whatever follow those 
options?

cheers,
Rob

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Re: port make options

2002-12-18 Thread Andrew Thomson
sure is..

check out /usr/local/etc/pkgtools.conf

MAKE_ARGS section..

ajt.

On Thu, 2002-12-19 at 15:00, Rob B wrote:
 I'm upgrading my installed ports with the assistance of the portupgrade 
 tool, and I'm wondering if there is a way to specify compile options to a 
 particular port.
 
 I know that it is possible to upgrade one port at a time with make options 
 specified thusly:
portupgrade -m make_args Port_name
 
 but is it possible to install a port (Samba for instance), and rather than 
 specifying the options a compile-time every time the port is upgraded, 
 specify the options once only and have portupgrade or whatever follow those 
 options?
 
 cheers,
 Rob
 
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