Adapt BLFS/envars.conf to modern BLFS books
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#======== Common envars ==========
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#--- Set a well-known working locale when building software
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export LC_ALL=C
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#--- The sources directory.
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# This directory contains sub directories (one for each package), where
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# packages are stored, unpacked, and compiled.
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export SRC_DIR=/sources
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#--- The local repository for packages/file
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# Any missing file will be downloaded and archived here,
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# if the user has the right priviledges.
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# if the user has the right priviledges. Can be the same as SRC_DIR
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export SRC_ARCHIVE=/sources
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#--- Server used if the file isn't found in SRC_ARCHIVE.
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# As a last resort, the file will dowloaded from upstream, if possible.
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#--- Set a well-known working locale when building software
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# Note that an UTF-8 locale may be needed for some packages,
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# but normally it is set in the package instructions.
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# Furthermore, LANG may be set in /etc/profile, which is
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# sourced at the end of this file.
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export LC_ALL=C
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#--- Server used if the file isn't found in SRC_ARCHIVE or SRC_DIR,
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# and cannot be downloaded from upstream.
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#
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# The server path MUST be set as listed in
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# http://www.linuxfromscratch.org/blfs/download.html
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export FTP_SERVER=ftp://anduin.linuxfromscratch.org/BLFS/
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# http://www.linuxfromscratch.org/blfs/download.html.
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# Note that despite the name of the variable, it can be an http url.
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export FTP_SERVER=http://ftp.osuosl.org/pub/blfs/
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### Currently not used in scripts ###
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# Use a server close to you for Xorg (see http://wiki.x.org/wiki/Mirrors)
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export FTP_X_SERVER=ftp://mirror.cict.fr/x.org/
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#--- The sources directory.
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# Full path to the top level directory where packages will be stored,
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# unpacked, and compiled.
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export SRC_DIR=/sources
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#======== Xorg7 envars ===========
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#--- Installation prefix
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export XORG_PREFIX=/usr
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#--- Configure switches
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export XORG_CONFIG="--prefix=$XORG_PREFIX --sysconfdir=/etc \
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--localstatedir=/var --disable-static"
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#======== ABOUT GNOME envars =====
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# Refer to `Chapter 30. Right now, the book hard codes --prefix=/usr
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# and does not make use of the variables below. If you need another prefix,
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# You'll have to modifiy the prefix in the book source and use the variables
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# below. But this is not supported in this tool.
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#======== LEGACY GNOME envars ====
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# We use envars.conf instead of /etc/profile.d. But if you
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# install into a different prefix, you'll need to update ld.so.conf and
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# man-db.conf, too.
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#--- Installation prefix
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# export GNOME_PREFIX=/usr
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# export GNOME_SYSCONFDIR=/etc/gnome/3.2.2
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# export XDG_CONFIG_DIRS=$GNOME_SYSCONFDIR/xdg
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# export XDG_DATA_DIRS=/usr/share:/usr/local/share
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#--- If you want to install GNOME on a non standard prefix, uncomment
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# the next export lines and edit it if needed.
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# See also the GNOME Pre-installation Configuration HTML page for
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# aditional required commands.
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#export PATH=$PATH:$GNOME_PREFIX/bin
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#export PKG_CONFIG_PATH=$PKG_CONFIG_PATH:$GNOME_PREFIX/lib/pkgconfig
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#export GNOME_LIBCONFIG_PATH=/usr/lib:$GNOME_PREFIX/lib
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#======== KDE envars =============
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# Refer to `Chapter 27. Introduction->KDE Pre-installation Configuration'
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# for rationale. We use envars.conf instead of /etc/profile.d. But if you
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# install into a different prefix, you'll need to update ld.so.conf and
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# man-db.conf, and to create and populate the directories $KDE_PREFIX/share
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# and /etc/dbus-1, as instructed.
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#--- Installation prefix
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export KDE_PREFIX=/usr
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#--- If you want to install KDE on a non standard prefix, uncomment
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# the next lines and edit them as needed.
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#export KDE_PREFIX=/opt/kde
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#export KDEDIR=$KDE_PREFIX
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#PATH=$PATH:$KDE_PREFIX/bin
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#if [ -z PKG_CONFIG_PATH ]; then
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#export PKG_CONFIG_PATH=$KDE_PREFIX/lib/pkgconfig:$KDE_PREFIX/share/pkgconfig
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#else
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# PKG_CONFIG_PATH=$PKG_CONFIG_PATH:$KDE_PREFIX/lib/pkgconfig:$KDE_PREFIX/share/pkgconfig
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#fi
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# Note: there is a report that setting XDG_... vars for kde may break LXDE
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#if [ -z XDG_DATA_DIRS ]; then
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#export XDG_DATA_DIRS=$KDE_PREFIX/share
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#else
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# XDG_DATA_DIRS=$XDG_DATA_DIRS:$KDE_PREFIX/share
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#fi
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#if [ -z XDG_CONFIG_DIRS ]; then
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#export XDG_CONFIG_DIRS=/etc/kde/xdg
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#else
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# XDG_CONFIG_DIRS=$XDG_CONFIG_DIRS:/etc/kde/xdg
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#fi
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#======== LXQt envars =============
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# Refer to `Chapter 40. LXQt Desktop Pre-Install Instructions'
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# We use envars.conf for LXQT_PREFIX, instead of /etc/profile.d. But if you
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# install into a different prefix, you'll need to create the relevant
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# directory, to create /etc/profiles.d/lxqt.sh, update /etc/ld.so.conf, and
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# to create and populate the directories $LXQT_PREFIX/share/icons, as
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# instructed.
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#--- Installation prefix
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export LXQT_PREFIX=/usr
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#--- If you want to install LXQT on a non standard prefix, uncomment
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# the next line and edit it as needed, or just use the book's
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# /etc/profile.d/lxqt.sh.
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# export LXQT_PREFIX=/opt/lxqt
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# export FTP_X_SERVER=ftp://mirror.cict.fr/x.org/
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#======== Optimizations =============
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# Global optimization settings can be placed here. This settings can be
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# overrided by settings in the packages build scripts.
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# overriden by settings in the packages build scripts.
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# WARNING: The use of build optimizations may be dangerous.
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# You should know what you are doing and be sure that the
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#======== Environment settings ========
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# Since the startup files may be changed in the course
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# of a build, ensure that environment variables are
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# up to date
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# The prefered way to setup environment variables nowadays
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# is to set them in /etc/profile{,.d/*.sh}.
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# It is recommended to source /etc/profile in this file
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# since a package may add some new variables in there,
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# which may be needed later in dependant packages.
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if [ -r /etc/profile ]; then source /etc/profile; fi
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# We need the functions in "packInstall.sh" when installing a package,
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# if package management is requested. Note that we have no way to know
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# whether package management is requested for a given build.
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# Furthermore, "sudo -E" exports varaubales, but not functions from
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# Furthermore, "sudo -E" exports variables, but not functions from
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# the environment, and sudo needs to be called before porg, due
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# to porg limitations. So we just export the location of the file
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# where the functions are dfined, and we'll source it just before
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# where the functions are defined, and we'll source it just before
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# installing.
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export PACK_INSTALL=/blfs_root/packInstall.sh # change as needed
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