generate an INDEX file for a ports tree

[Boris Samorodov]

On Thu, 7 May 2009 16:19:08 +0400 Alexey V. Degtyarev wrote:

> > how should I generate an INDEX file for a given ports tree
> > and it's environment after a ports tree update?
> > 
> > The postPortsTreeUpdate hook seems to be of no help since it
> > imho does not respect a ports tree environment (from
> > $tb/scripts/etc/env/portstree.*):
> > --------------------------------------------------------------
> > Name       : postPortsTreeUpdate
> > Command    : 
> > Description:
> > Hook to run after a PortsTree has been updated.
> > The following environment will be passed to the hook command:
> >         PORTSTREE : PortsTree name
> >         UPDATE_CMD : Update command
> >         PB : Tinderbox root
> >         RC : Result code of the update command
> > --------------------------------------------------------------

>  PORTS_BASEDIR=${PB}/portstrees
>  make_j=`sysctl -n hw.ncpu || echo 1`
>  env PORTSDIR=${PORTS_BASEDIR}/${PORTSTREE}/ports make \
>  	-j${make_j} -C ${PORTS_BASEDIR}/${PORTSTREE}/ports \
> 	index

>  Makes INDEX in my configuration at every portstree update with
>  postPortsTreeUpdate hook.

OK, two questions here.
1. How a ports tree environment ${PB}/scripts/etc/env/portstree.${PORTSTREE}
   should be used.
2. How an environment from the hosts /etc/make.conf should be
   avoided.


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