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On 01-02-2008 21:04:02 +0000, Alan Hourihane wrote: |
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> > > > While I think this is mainly a Portage related question, still can you |
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> > > > explain why you want/need to do this? Or what you want to achieve? |
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> > > Because the libc I'm using read's an environment variable to determine |
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> > > functionality, and the emerge process is removing it and changing the |
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> > > way libc reacts. |
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> > Feels like we need to know which environment variable this is and add it |
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> > to Portage's lists. |
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> It's called UNIXMODE. But where do I add it in Portage's list ?? |
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Can you explain how exactly you set UNIXMODE? For understanding, what |
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OS/libc is this, and what is the Portage version you use? |
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Do I understand correctly if I say that you set UNIXMODE in your |
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environment, call portage and that you find that the |
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compilation/installation doesn't seem to have UNIXMODE set? |
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Wild idea, have you tried setting UNIXMODE in etc/make.conf? |
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Fabian Groffen |
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Gentoo on a different level |
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