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List:       crux
Subject:    Re: Keeping changes to Pkgfiles
From:       Florian Weber <Florian.Weber () pfaffenhofen ! de>
Date:       2002-05-15 21:51:34
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On Wednesday 15 May 2002 23:46, Per Lidén wrote:
> You mean that if I for example build something in /usr/ports/base/xyz,
> pkgmk would read the Pkgfile.personal from /usr/ports/local/base/xyz? That

Correct.

> would work, it would however also make pkgmk dependent on the /usr/ports
> directory structure. I.e. Pkgfile.personal would not work if you want to
> use it on some other package that is outside of the ports tree. E.g. you
> download port X from CLC and place it in ~/myports/.

True, I hadn't thought about that. Would it be big trouble to use *both* 
possibilities?

Like that: for any given Pkfile a Pkgfile.local from the same directory is 
applied. Additionally, if pkgmk is running inside the /usr/ports hierarchy, 
check for /usr/ports/local/base/PACKAGE/Pkgfile.local.

With best regards,
Florian

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