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I always thought integrating an IRCd would be a pain in the neck into |
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portage because of their method of requiring the user to edit header |
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files before compiliation, and with instances like you've mentioned. |
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If hybrid is any example, adding others, like Bahamut, Unreal, Tiamat, |
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etc.., will probably be...."fun". |
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--Kumba |
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John wrote: |
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> Hello, |
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> I am attempting to create an ebuild for ircd-hybrid. This irc server |
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> requires that the path to where it is installed get compiled into the |
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> binary. I have verified that $P does not cut it (it is the location |
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> of the temorary image directory). |
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> How is something like this handled in portage? Can I know during the |
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> build where the final destination will be? Should I just "hard code" what |
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> is probably the typical case? |
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> Thanks, |
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> John |
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