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On Sat, 2008-10-04 at 22:08 +0200, Justin wrote: |
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> Andreas Simbuerger schrieb: |
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> > Greetings, |
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> > Is it possible to change the install-directory of ebuilds? |
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> > Let's say for example: |
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> > TODIR=/usr/local/lib emerge python |
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> > I tried to find a clue within the Gentoo Documentation and the Forums |
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> > but still no idea how to do that. |
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> > |
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> > ----- |
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> > As it is my first post to a mailing list, i hope it's not kind of a dumb |
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> > question that can be solved by a "RTFM" ;-) |
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> > ----- |
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> > |
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> > - Andreas |
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> What really do you want to do? Whats your intention behind? |
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I had some trouble during upgrading Python2.4 to Python2.5 |
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where some ebuilds installed themselves to /usr/local/lib |
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depending ebuilds were looking into /usr/lib. |
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Whilst having no idea how i messed that one up (aside from accepting |
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~amd64 ebuilds ;-)) i want to correct that by remerging |
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the messed up packages with the correct(?) path. |
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In addition i try to solve the problems by doing an |
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emerge -eaD world |
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right at the moment |
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- Andreas |
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