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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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On 10/30/06, Michelangelo <michelangelo.bottura@×××××.com> wrote: |
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> Since one can have different use flags regardless of profiles i think |
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> ${pkg}-${profile}.tbz2 would not describe the USE flags used in compiling a |
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> given package...maybe you meant to distinguish between archs... |
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> But regarding to different archs I do miss the feature you're describing... |
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> chrooting every different build is more work than I' willing to put in a |
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> build system (i'm lazy I know) |
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> regards |
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> Michelangelo |
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> 2006/10/30, Sven Vermeulen <sven.vermeulen@××××××.be>: |
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> > José Costa said: |
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> > > I'm trying to get a machine to compile a lot of binary packages to my |
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> > > network and I can't figure out how to separate the same binary |
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> > > packages with different use flags and I came up with some ideas and I |
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> > > wanted to check with everyone if this is ok/nice/cool/forget. |
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> > > When we create binary packages they get the ${pkg}.tbz2 and they can |
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> > > be overlapped by the same binary package with different use flags. |
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> > > How about using ${pkg}-${profile}.tbz2 and using the profiles to mark |
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> > > them different? |
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> > It is much easier to have your build systems build for just one profile, |
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> > and use separate environments for different profiles. This doesn't require |
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> > the builds to happen on different systems, I just use different chroot'ed |
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> > environments for this (I first hoped to use UserMode Linux for this, but |
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> > the additional overhead is too large). |
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> > Wkr, |
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> > Sven Vermeulen |
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