I have several small problems about the make process but they are sufficiently annoying to ask some help.
1. The make command builds complete language support for all the packages (AX to ZH). A considerable amount of time in the compile process goes to the language support modules. I would like to completely disable this and just build for en_US.
2. Make obviously pulls in the "depends" packages specified in the Makefile during the build. Is there a global way to set an option to use package "A" in the place of "B" for all ports asking for "B"? The specific case is I would like to use Lighttpd instead of Apache for the web browser, as I understand it is more lightweight. Could this be done by telling pkgdb to substitute Lighttpd in the place of Apache?
3. My /usr/ports + /usr/src directories are on a separate zfs pool, under (arch/cvsup) with symlinks pointing there. The whole pool is a compressed one, so the build process is slowed to some extent. The disk is large enough, therefore I could specify a different build directory to speed things up - but a global setting is preferable to giving this to make for each port.
1. The make command builds complete language support for all the packages (AX to ZH). A considerable amount of time in the compile process goes to the language support modules. I would like to completely disable this and just build for en_US.
2. Make obviously pulls in the "depends" packages specified in the Makefile during the build. Is there a global way to set an option to use package "A" in the place of "B" for all ports asking for "B"? The specific case is I would like to use Lighttpd instead of Apache for the web browser, as I understand it is more lightweight. Could this be done by telling pkgdb to substitute Lighttpd in the place of Apache?
3. My /usr/ports + /usr/src directories are on a separate zfs pool, under (arch/cvsup) with symlinks pointing there. The whole pool is a compressed one, so the build process is slowed to some extent. The disk is large enough, therefore I could specify a different build directory to speed things up - but a global setting is preferable to giving this to make for each port.