Citando James Moore : > How do you use the port command to install a distribution file? I've > got a bunch of things downloaded and I'd like to just copy the files > over to another machine and do something like:
You have the options when you install a port of creating an archive (it
is in a config file, I don't remember which). Then you will have a
/opt/local/var/macports/packages/system/arch/ directory in which the
package will be stored. Duplicating the archive to the good place on the
other machine makes 'port install git-core' able to use those
ports that have been precompiled by your other machine.
>
> sudo port install
> /opt/local/var/macports/distfiles/git-core/git-1.5.6.3.tar.bz2
>
The argument can only be the name of a port, a meta-name of a port
("outdated" or "category:tex" for example).
Best,
Emmanuel
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