Chris <[email protected]> wrote:
> There is however, another option that effectively gives you the end result
> you hope to achieve; make --config-recursive. You will need to repeat this
> command until you no longer get config dialogs. Once complete, the results
> can only relied upon for your current ports tree. Any git pull/tree
He was asking about flavours. If you're using options, You can actually do
it globally. I'm not sure if options will work in "voids" use-case, but
this is how it's done:
# Override specific 'dialog' ports options using the following on the
# command-line anywhere below the "/usr/ports/" tree, or in /etc/make.conf
#
# ${port}_SET_FORCE - List of options to enable (overriding each
# specific setting in the ports options file)
# ${port}_UNSET_FORCE - List of options to disable (overriding each
# specific setting in the ports options file)
#
# For global overrides, use "OPTIONS_SET_FORCE" and "OPTIONS_UNSET_FORCE"
# variables, as appropriate. Don't forget, you probably want to use "+="
# rather than "=" when you define them!
#
# E.G:
#
# # x11/xterm:
# # ~~~~~~~~~
# x11_xterm_SET_FORCE= PCRE 256COLOR
# x11_xterm_UNSET_FORCE= LUIT WCHAR
#
# Global:
#
# OPTIONS_SET_FORCE+= IPV6 OPTIMIZED_CFLAGS
#
# # -- SSL - Enable usage of ca_root_nss wherever possible:
# OPTIONS_SET_FORCE+= CA_BUNDLE
#
# # -- Native Language Support:
# OPTIONS_SET_FORCE+= NLS
Cheers, Jamie
