# /etc/src2pkg/src2pkg.conf Version-1.9
# Only change stuff here that you want to *always* apply.
# Most configuration options are set up with sane defaults
# in the file /usr/libexec/src2pkg/DEFINES.
# This src2pkg.conf file is not required for src2pkg to work
# 

# Signature for line 11 of automatically created slack-desc files
# SIGNIATURE="Packaged by src2pkg"
# Uncomment to turn off color prompting
# COLOR_PROMPT="NO"
# Uncomment to always see all ouput
# QUIET="NO"
# specify the program for downloading files -- wget, rsync, curl and lynx are supported
# DOWNLOADER=wget

# Add dependency information to the PKG_DESC (slack-desc) file by default
# uncomment and set to NO if you never want dependency info in the slack-desc file
# !  [[ $ADD_DEPENDS_IN_DESC ]] && ="YES"
# Generate a PKG_REQUIRED (slack-required) file by default
# uncomment and set to NO if you never want to create slack-required files in the package
# !  [[ $ADD_REQUIRED_FILE ]] && ="YES"

# Preferred type of installation -this allows you to set the default method to use
# for creating package content. The JAIL installation method uses
# the libsentry libraries to install files directly into the PKG_DIR in much
# the same was as using the DESTDIR variable -excpet that this method can
# be used with Makefiles that don't support the DESTDIR variable. You can also
# set this to REAL to  use the method that used to be the src2pkg default.
# Using REAL lets the 'make install' command write files directly to your
# real root '/' directory. But files which are about to be overwritten are backed up
# first and then restored before package creation is finished.
# By default src2pkg use the DESTDIR as its' default.
# Using DESTDIR is familiar to and trusted by many people. If you choose this
# method and it is not supported by the Makefile(s) for a package you are building,
# src2pkg will revert to using the JAIL method.
# Using the DESTDIR method and building packages while logged in as a normal user
# is probably the safest way to make packages -followed closely by the JAIL method,
# also while logged in as a normal user. The REAL method can only be used while
# logged in as root, but it is probably the most precise -that is it is the most likely to
# install all the files that are supposed to be installed and in the right place. Use it
# when you are having problems with the other two methods
#  ! [[ $INSTALL_TYPE ]] && INSTALL_TYPE=DESTDIR

## Options for interactivity
# QUERY_FOR_EXTRA_CONFIGS lets you configure sources interactively
# by first running './configure --help' to let you see available options and then
# waiting for input from the user which will be set in the EXTRA_CONFIGS variable
# uncomment the following line for interactive mode
# QUERY_FOR_EXTRA_CONFIGS=YES
# CONFIRM_BUILD lets you pause avftre configuring the sources to confirm whether
# you want to continue by compiling the sources and creating the package
#CONFIRM_BUILD=YES
# QUERY_FOR _PKG_DESC lets you pause to add a package description whenever
# a default slack-desc (PKG_DEC) is being created
#QUERY_FOR_PKG_DESC=YES
# You can set the above three options individually by uncommenting the line or lines you want
# or use all the interactive features together by uncommenting the line below:
# INTERACTIVE_MODE="ALL"

## Working Directories
# The default settings for these are like for Slackware SlackBuilds:
#
# The tarball, or link to it, is in the current directory 
# SOURCES_DIR="$CWD"
# Sources are unpacked and built in /tmp
# SRC_BUILDS_DIR="/tmp"
# The package build tree is also in /tmp
# PKG_BUILDS_DIR="/tmp"
# Finished packages are left in /tmp
# PKG_DEST_DIR="/tmp"
#
# libsentry needs a directory to backup overwritten files:
# BACKUP_DIR=/tmp
# If you keep backup archives they will saved to this directory:
# BACKUPS_SAVE_DIR=/tmp

# You can create a separate directory for each package
# and then do everything in the current directory:
#
# ! [[ $SOURCES_DIR ]] && SOURCES_DIR="$CWD"
# ! [[ $SRC_BUILDS_DIR ]] && SRC_BUILDS_DIR="$CWD"
# ! [[ $PKG_BUILDS_DIR ]] && PKG_BUILDS_DIR="$CWD"
# ! [[ $PKG_DEST_DIR ]] && PKG_DEST_DIR="$CWD"
# ! [[ $BACKUP_DIR ]] && BACKUP_DIR="$CWD"
#
# You can also set it up like rpm does and create a build area,
# for example, in /usr/src/src2pkg with subdirectories like:
# SOURCES, BUILDS,  PACKAGES. Then you can make a
# RECIPES directory with subdirs for each src2pkg script
# with it's patches or other resources