> >> # env FLAVOR=mysql make package > >> Fatal: Unknown flavor: mysql (in www/php5/extensions) > >> (Possible flavors are: no_x11 no_bz2 no_curl no_dba no_dbase no_gd > >> no_gmp no_imap no_ldap no_mbstring no_mcrypt no_mhash no_mysql no_mysqli > >> no_ncurses no_odbc no_pdo_mysql no_pdo_pgsql no_pdo_sqlite no_pgsql > >> no_pspell no_shmop no_soap no_snmp no_sqlite no_sybase_ct no_xmlrpc no_xsl > >> no_suhosin). (in www/php5/extensions) > >> > >> > >> Would this mean that I would have to give it all of the packages I dont > >> want so that it understands I only need mysql?
Yes. > >> It just seems there is a better way,,? OpenBSD's ports system is geared around building packages, for this it's better to have the default build everything and then split it at package creation time.
