Re: Port overrides for multiple installs.

2005-11-20 Thread Lowell Gilbert 
Lewis Thompson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:

> I would like to run Mailman on a dedicated mail box.  While Mailman
> supports virtual domains it cannot provide, say, [EMAIL PROTECTED] and
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] from the same installation.
> 
> I plan to run Mailman on about three domains and have considered ways to
> tie this into the ports system.  My idea is basically:
> 
> create the mail/mailman-dom1 port which is something like:
> 
> PKGNAMESUFFIX=  -dom1
> MASTERDIR=  ${.CURDIR}/../mailman
> MM_DIR= mailman/dom1
> MM_USERNAME=mailman-dom1
> 
> While this will work (and moving the mailman.sh file via pkgtools.conf)
> it will only work for a single installation, afaik.
> 
> So my question is:  how can I allow mailman to be installed n times
> without overwriting the database, files, etc.?

Define PREFIX?  [see ports(7)] 
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Port overrides for multiple installs.

2005-11-19 Thread Lewis Thompson 
Hi,

I would like to run Mailman on a dedicated mail box.  While Mailman
supports virtual domains it cannot provide, say, [EMAIL PROTECTED] and
[EMAIL PROTECTED] from the same installation.

I plan to run Mailman on about three domains and have considered ways to
tie this into the ports system.  My idea is basically:

create the mail/mailman-dom1 port which is something like:

PKGNAMESUFFIX=  -dom1
MASTERDIR=  ${.CURDIR}/../mailman
MM_DIR= mailman/dom1
MM_USERNAME=mailman-dom1

While this will work (and moving the mailman.sh file via pkgtools.conf)
it will only work for a single installation, afaik.

So my question is:  how can I allow mailman to be installed n times
without overwriting the database, files, etc.?

Thanks very much,

-Lewis Thompson.

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