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Under /var/db/pkg you'll find a directory-structure quite equal to what we |
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have in /usr/portage, find you package (app-office/gnucash) in that |
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directory and inside you'll find a file named USE. I believe that that |
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file will reflect the active USE-flags last time portage installed the |
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actual package on your system. |
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(1) /var/db/pkg/app-office/gnucash/USE |
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Christian |
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> Is there a way to retrieve the configure options from an ebuild that has |
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> been previously installed? |
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> The reason I'm looking for this, is that I put postgres in my USE var, |
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> and then compiled gnucash. I was expecting to be able to use the |
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> postgres db as the backend for gnucash. But when I followed the |
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> instructs in the README I got an error from gnucash stating that it was |
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> not compiled with sql support. |
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> I tried looking through the config.log file, but it wasn't too |
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> helpfull. It basicly just stated that it could not find the libpq-fe.h |
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> header file in 2 differnt directories, but never had a final failure |
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> message stating that it could not find the file or a message stating |
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> that it did find it. |
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> -Richard Reich |
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