phpmyadmin name in pkgng

[Fbsd8]

Matthew Pherigo wrote:
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> --Matt
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>> On Apr 21, 2014, at 12:48 PM, Fbsd8 <fbsd8 at a1poweruser.com> wrote:
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>> If phpmyadmin was a pkgng I wouldn't mind installing all those default supported functions that I never use. But since I am using the port method I want to un-select all those default options from the command line. What are the new [make -D] options to un-select then in mass?
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> Change directory to the port, and run 'make config'. This brings up an interactive dialogue for you to configure the build options for the port. Then run make install to install the package with the custom options you just selected.
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> However, I'd certainly recommend doing this all through portmaster.
> pkg install portmaster
> portmaster www/phpmyadmin
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> When you run portmaster, it should bring up the configuration dialog that you would get through make config default. However, if this is not the case, call it with
> portmaster --force-config www/phpmyadmin
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>> What are the required dependences necessary to get basic phpmyadmin to run?
>>
>> Is there some [make] command option to change the location {directory path} where the phpmyadmin php code gets installed.
>> Some location different than the default /usr/local/www/phpmyadmin
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Thank you Matthew Pherigo for your reply.

Besides the [make config] method there is a way to over ride what the 
config file contains by coding "with=" and/or "without=" on the [make 
install] command line, that way no human intervention is necessary.

My question deals with [what are the operands the go with the "with=" 
and/or "without=" make command syntax for the options shown by the
[make config] command for phpmyadmin.

About portmaster, My over goal is to keep the port compile time to a 
minimum. To that end I do [pkg install xxx] for all the dependents of 
the desired port. Then I code the desired config options on the [make 
install] command so no human intervention is required and only the 
desired port is compiled. Now are you saying I can have portmaster 
compile the desired port and automatically use packages for all the 
ports dependents?