Date: Fri, 13 Apr 2007 09:58:21 +0200 From: "Helmut Schneider" <jumper99@gmx.de> To: "timmartin" <instanttim@mac.com>, <freebsd-ports@freebsd.org> Subject: Re: Apache build options/modules from ports Message-ID: <0b8101c77da1$81a10a90$609b65c1@vpe.de> References: <9973565.post@talk.nabble.com>
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From: "timmartin" <instanttim@mac.com>
> So I typically use portupgrade to install and upgrade my ports. I recently
> realized that there's an additional apache22 module that isn't installed
> by default that I would like. It's the mod_auth_dbd and mod_dbd modules
> if you care. But the point is that I'm trying to figure out the easiest
> way to have these built along with everything else.
>
> Using portupgrade seems like it makes this a bit harder -- from a
> read-only copy of the ports no less. Using 'configure' and/or make args
> I got it to build those modules but it didn't build any of the other
> ones that it normally builds. Is there a way to just simply specify the
> addition of the ones i want and accept the defaults for everything else?
As you were using portupgrade, man pkgtools.conf
An Apache20 installation could look like this:
'www/apache20' => [
'-DWITH_PROXY_MODULES',
'-DWITH_AUTH_MODULES',
'-DWITH_SSL_MODULES',
'-DWITH_LDAP_MODULES',
],
> make show-modules seems to indicate that there is a way to enable or
> disable things before the build is triggered, but I couldn't find the
> method to get all the defaults that the port normally builds in addition
> to the two I need.
Why not? Defining a module should not change the default modules/catagories.
HTH, Helmut
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