Hi Manuel,

You have right and i did the same - i wrote "install" but i mean
only the same (just use "make") and install the bin files to the
right place in $MWROOT folder to the correct location. 
The variable for $PATCHDIR should be changed (is it used in any
place for example scripts/patches or can it simple be renamed?)
or a small script will be needed to do it. Something like .if
$oath match /usr/ports/* then unset the user defined PATCHDIR
variable or something like that. I am not really a good scripter
maybe someone here can paste the needed lines for a cshrc File? :)

Btw: Happy Xmas to all here! :)

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Best regards,
Stefan Frank

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Manuel Kasper schrieb:
> Hi Stefan,
>
> On 24.12.05 00:19 +0100, Stefan Frank wrote:
>
>   
>> Manuel do it has a spezial reason that (you?) selected $PATCHDIR as
>> variable or can it be simple renamed for the MWPATCHDIR without
>>     
>
> No special reason at all - in fact, as you can tell, I didn't even
> expect people to actually define the PATCHDIR environment variable;
> it was merely there as a placeholder. I didn't use it, else I would
> have noticed that it causes problems. So you have indeed found a
> "bug" in the developer's handbook - and a nasty one at that! We'll
> fix that soon.
>
>   
>> brake anything? That do interesting me? Did you installed dhcp from
>> ports or used the src tar ball to compile it?
>>     
>
> I use dhcpd from the ports for m0n0wall, even though I don't actually
> install the port (only 'make' it and then install the binary in the
> m0n0wall rootfs, just as described in the guide).
>
> Thanks for your help!
>
> - Manuel
>
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