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Hi, |
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I have already posted this question on gentoo-user whithout getting a |
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response. |
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I have looked deeper into it meanwhile, but I still seem to be missing |
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something. Perhaps one of you can give me a hint. |
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What I want to do is make mod_php-4.3.3-r3 use freetype1 instead of freetype2, |
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because the machine in question is a web server I want to run the Typo3 |
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Content Management System on and the graphical buttons rendered by Typo3 just |
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don't look as expected when using freetype2. |
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Sure, I could configure and build mod_php manually, but I am interested in the |
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gentoo-way of doing it. |
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After reading the ebuild howto I tried to set |
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EXTRA_ECONF="--without-freetype" |
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before I ran |
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emerge =mod_php-4.3.3-r3 |
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again. This did not do the trick, because my extra option is not appended at |
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the end of the list of configure options, as I would have expected, but |
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inserted before all the standard options generated by the ebuild script. |
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How are the configure options for a particular package generated, i.e is there |
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a way of influencing what configure options a certain USE flag triggers for a |
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particular package? |
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Or am I completely on the wrong track? |
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How would the problem described above be solved most elegantly? |
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TIA, |
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Robert |
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