Re: questions about writing Portfile

2014-03-01 Thread Clemens Lang
Hi, yeah, that's what I decided to do but sometimes, it mixed between install/build between both repository. still, not too annoying. Make sure you run portindex in your local repository after you've added new ports, or MacPorts will not find them and use those from the main tree. --

questions about writing Portfile

2014-02-28 Thread Julien T
Hello, I have several Portfile in the pipe and more questions arising which don't find solutions in the guide. - when updating an existing port, is it recommended to copy in your own depot (own user) or work on the existing one (as root)? in the first case, it seems that not all action are

Re: questions about writing Portfile

2014-02-28 Thread Craig Treleaven
At 10:43 AM -0500 2/28/14, Julien T wrote: - there is a startupitem option but it does not seem any way to include a cron-like job through launchd? script/exec to launch every day/month. So I suppose for now, we include our own file. I won't try to handle all your questions! ;) launchd

Re: questions about writing Portfile

2014-02-28 Thread Clemens Lang
Hi, - when updating an existing port, is it recommended to copy in your own depot (own user) or work on the existing one (as root)? in the first case, it seems that not all action are prioritizing repositories in the same order (install and before). I'd recommend copying it so (1) you can

Re: questions about writing Portfile

2014-02-28 Thread Julien T
2014-02-28 11:09 GMT-05:00 Clemens Lang c...@macports.org: - when updating an existing port, is it recommended to copy in your own depot (own user) or work on the existing one (as root)? in the first case, it seems that not all action are prioritizing repositories in the same order