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José Costa said: |
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> Well, I can define profiles with specific use flags and use profiles |
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> to define which packages will be emerged in specific machines. |
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> The subprofile thingy was for separating the desktop profile from the |
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> server profile... from the server with apache/tomcat, server with |
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> oracle... blablabla. Creating profiles for types of machines. |
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> Using multiple chroot environments it's really a pain in the ass. Is |
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> there no other way to do it? |
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I can't find any other decent solution. Just setting the USE information |
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in the packages isn't sufficient, you would need to save the CFLAGS and |
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other stuff as well. |
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Because of all the possible settings (and the major consequences these |
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might have) all systems that use the binaries do not set individual use |
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flags themselves: everything is either in profile, or in the (common) |
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/etc/portage directory. Just as if it was a binary distribution. |
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