Seeker Jul 6, 2011 #1 If I want to accept the default OPTIONS, I just press the letter 'o' (without enter) Now I want to script it: In target port's directory: Code: make rmconfig # We are configuring port, for a first time make config << MyEND o MyEND heredoc doesn't work! I get a hanging dialog.
If I want to accept the default OPTIONS, I just press the letter 'o' (without enter) Now I want to script it: In target port's directory: Code: make rmconfig # We are configuring port, for a first time make config << MyEND o MyEND heredoc doesn't work! I get a hanging dialog.
SirDice Administrator Staff member Administrator Moderator Jul 6, 2011 #2 Just set BATCH. See ports(7).
OP Seeker Jul 6, 2011 Thread Starter #3 Doesn't work! Code: make -DBATCH config I still get dialog prompt.
SirDice Administrator Staff member Administrator Moderator Jul 6, 2011 #5 Seeker said: Doesn't work! Code: make -DBATCH config I still get dialog prompt. Click to expand... Duh! The config target IS the dialog. Code: make -DBATCH install No need to set options if you're going to use the defaults.
Seeker said: Doesn't work! Code: make -DBATCH config I still get dialog prompt. Click to expand... Duh! The config target IS the dialog. Code: make -DBATCH install No need to set options if you're going to use the defaults.
OP Seeker Jul 6, 2011 Thread Starter #6 I know all that! I've already told you, what my goal/aim was. Thx!
SirDice Administrator Staff member Administrator Moderator Jul 6, 2011 #7 If you want to accept the default options there's no need to do a config.
phoenix Jul 6, 2011 #8 "make config; press enter; make install" is functionally equivalent to "make -DBATCH install" Either you're not describing what you want to do in enough detail, or we're not explaining things well enough.
"make config; press enter; make install" is functionally equivalent to "make -DBATCH install" Either you're not describing what you want to do in enough detail, or we're not explaining things well enough.
