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On Thu, Feb 13, 2003 at 10:30:12AM +0100, Ingo Krabbe wrote: |
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> Hmm while dependancy hacking with ACCEPT_KEYWORDS flag I stumbled over |
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> /etc/make.profile . Would anybody remind me where it comes from. It |
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> isn't contained in any packges CONTENTS nor can I find any documentation |
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> about it |
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> BUT: it seems to overwrite some flags I would like to set in make.conf, |
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> like ACCEPT_KEYWORDS ... etc |
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From the Gentoo FAQ: |
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What happened to /etc/make.defaults? |
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As of Portage 1.5 onwards, /etc/make.defaults is antiquated; if you have |
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portage-1.5-r1 or above installed then you can safely delete it. This file |
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has been replaced by /etc/make.profile/make.defaults (/etc/make.profile |
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should actually be a symlink to, /usr/portage/profiles/default), which |
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contains system profile-specific default settings. The priority order of the |
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various configuration files is as follows (highest first): |
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1. Environment variables |
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2. /etc/make.conf, for your use |
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3. /etc/make.profile/make.defaults, for profile-specific defaults |
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4. /etc/make.globals, for global defaults (settings not specified in any |
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other place come from here) |
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Wkr, |
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Sven Vermeulen |
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