Date: Tue, 05 Oct 2004 20:29:15 -0400 From: Glenn Sieb <ges@wingfoot.org> To: freebsd-ports@freebsd.org Subject: The lang/php4 port... [was Re: General Ports question...] Message-ID: <41633C5B.7000601@wingfoot.org> In-Reply-To: <41632C87.1020901@wingfoot.org> References: <41632C87.1020901@wingfoot.org>
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Glenn Sieb said the following on 10/5/2004 7:21 PM:
> Just a suggestion: It would be *really* nice to have a file in a port
> directory that has all the options you can set on the make line (or in
> pkgtools.conf) ... yes I know you can grep through Makefile--but it
> would still be nice to have a file with all of the options and what
> they mean... :)
>
> *going back to fixing the php4 install again*
Ok. I'm getting frustrated.
In pkgtools.conf I have:
'lang/php4' => 'WITH_APACHE=YES WITH_FASTCGI=YES WITH_REDIRECT=YES',
'lang/php4-extensions' => 'BATCH=YES WITH_GD=YES WITH_ZLIB=YES
WITH_BZIP
2=YES WITH_MCRYPT=YES WITH_MHASH=YES WITH_PDFLIB=YES WITH_MYSQL=YES
WITH_POSTGRE
SQL=YES WITH_XML=YES WITH_XMLRPC=YES WITH_XSLT=YES WITH_WDDX=YES
WITH_DOMXML=YES
WITH_FTP=YES WITH_CURL=YES WITH_GETTEXT=YES WITH_ICONV=YES
WITH_PSPELL=YES WITH
_MIME=YES WITH_MBSTRING=YES WITH_BCMATH=YES WITH_HYPERWAVE=YES
WITH_MING=YES WIT
H_MCAL=YES WITH_SOCKETS=YES WITH_ZIP=YES WITH_DOMXSLT=YES WITH_CTYPE=YES
WITH_DO
MXML=YES WITH_CALENDAR=YES WITH_SESSION=YES WITH_PCRE=YES WITH_POSIX=YES
WITH_TO
KENIZER=YES',
I have used portinstall to install lang/php4-extensions. It appeared to
do the right thing, given those options above.
I then used portupgrade to upgrade lang/php4.
See all those options I installed with php4-extensions? Well they don't
get picked up by lang/php4--even though php4-extensions is installed.
What am I doing wrong? I'm gathering it's just something little and
stupid I'm missing. But, until then...*Beats Head Against Wall*
Thank you in advance,
Best,
Glenn
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safety deserve neither liberty nor safety."
~Benjamin Franklin, Historical Review of Pennsylvania, 1759
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