I have learned a few new tricks about using FreeBSD ports which I don't know last time, there you go!
For ports which provides configure options, you can actually configure it via -
shell>make config
To show the configuration -
shell>make showconfig
To remove current configuration, or reset it to default -
shell>make rmconfig
To build the package from port -
shell>make package
To build the package from port for its dependencies as well -
shell>make package-recursive
If you have the port previously installed, and you want to reinstall with different option set, make sure you have the "work" directory deleted in particular port or else the new configure option won't be used.
Enjoy ;]
For ports which provides configure options, you can actually configure it via -
shell>make config
To show the configuration -
shell>make showconfig
To remove current configuration, or reset it to default -
shell>make rmconfig
To build the package from port -
shell>make package
To build the package from port for its dependencies as well -
shell>make package-recursive
If you have the port previously installed, and you want to reinstall with different option set, make sure you have the "work" directory deleted in particular port or else the new configure option won't be used.
Enjoy ;]
4 comments:
more to add :
- clean up all temp files : "make clean" (at /usr/ports/, it takes a long time).
- disable ports auditing that prevent installation to continue, "export DISABLE_VULNERABILITIES=true" then run the "make install clean" again.
- to downgrade a port install port "portdowngrade" at " /usr/ports/ports-mgmt/portdowngrade/".
hi bro, did you give talk at recent i-hack?i saw your name in their tentative..
hi psyber,
Thanks ;]
hi anonymous,
yes, I gave talk in i-hack previously.
damnnnn..i miss it...only manage to go during boring forum on saturday..could you upload your presentation man..really appreciate it..
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