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> On Wed, Jul 07, 2004 at 09:14:42AM -0700 or thereabouts, Jason Qualkenbush |
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>> Is there a document on this somewhere? |
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> You're talking about PORTAGE_BINHOST. man make.conf for more info. |
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Just to elaborate a little further, I would recommend maintaining a |
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consistent "profile" across all machines involved. That is, same USE |
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flags, same /etc/make.profile linkage and the contents of /etc/portage (if |
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any) should also be the same across the board. |
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Other than that, it should just be a matter of sharing $PKGDIR over ftp or |
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http, setting PORTAGE_BINHOST on the "clients" and ensuring that the |
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CFLAGS involved don't go beyond the lowest common demononinator in terms |
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of capabilities ;) |
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I would also suggest setting at least FEATURES="sandbox buildpkg" on the |
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package "server" for convenience. Having said that one might not always |
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wish to build binary packages for certain ebuilds (emerge --buildpkg |
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gentoo-dev-sources anyone?). |
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Regards, |
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--Kerin Francis Millar |