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Date:      Wed, 13 May 2009 13:16:47 -0500
From:      David Wassman <DWassman@davismonk.com>
To:        "freebsd-questions@freebsd.org" <freebsd-questions@freebsd.org>
Subject:   make.conf options based on DESTDIR?
Message-ID:  <F1D0494FBC06344BB3155D5917CDCCF6524B02FDBF@etg6.etg.local>

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I have setup several jails that use a master template similar to the advanc=
ed jail configuration in the handbook. Currently, I build the master jail w=
ith several build options turned off using a separate make.conf file and se=
tting __MAKE_CONF to it.

I was wondering if there is a way to set /etc/make.conf up so that if DESTD=
IR is set to the master jail location, make would use those options but not=
 use them during a standard build process with DESTDIR not defined or point=
ed somewhere else.

I have read through the man pages on make and make.conf, and have tried:

.if DESTDIR=3D/usr/Jail/master
WITHOUT_ACPI=3DYES
WITHOUT_BOOT=3DYES
...
.endif

But it does not seem to work correctly. Any ideas if this is possible. Woul=
d make it easier to rebuild the jail template since I wouldn't need to reme=
mber to set __MAKE_CONF.

Any help would be appreciated.


David Wassman, MCSA MCP Net+ Security+
Senior Network\System Administrator
Davis, Monk & Company
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