Changes between Version 4 and Version 5 of howto/ShareArchives

Timestamp:

Oct 24, 2009, 7:20:36 AM (15 years ago)

Author:

ryandesign (Ryan Carsten Schmidt)

Comment:

minor edits

howto/ShareArchives

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 === '''Enable Archive Mode''' ===
 
-For starters, lets edit your {{{macports.conf}}} file and enable archive mode. Your {{{macports.conf}}} is found in {{{${prefix}/etc/macports/macports.conf}}}. For most people, this will be {{{/opt/local/etc/macports/macports.conf}}}. Edit this file in your editor of choice and look for {{{portarchivemode}}}. It will probably be set to {{{no}}} by default. Change it to a {{{yes}}} and then save the file.
+For starters, edit your {{{macports.conf}}} file and enable archive mode. Your {{{macports.conf}}} is found in {{{${prefix}/etc/macports/macports.conf}}}. For most people, this will be {{{/opt/local/etc/macports/macports.conf}}}. Edit this file in your editor of choice and look for {{{portarchivemode}}}. It is set to {{{no}}} by default. Change it to {{{yes}}} and then save the file.
 
 == Share archives between identical architectures ==
 
-If you're using two machines that are both the same architecture (''i386'' or ''powerpc'') then you have it relatively easy. Lets say that you want to copy a compiled copy of ''sqlite3'' over to your other machine. We'll use the terms __source__ and __target__ to describe the two machines here. The __source__ is the machine that already has the package installed. 
+If you're using two machines that are both the same architecture (''i386'' or ''powerpc'') then you have it relatively easy. Let's say that you want to copy a compiled copy of ''sqlite3'' over to your other machine. We'll use the terms __source__ and __target__ to describe the two machines here. The __source__ is the machine that already has the package installed. 
 === Build the archive on the __source__ machine ===
 {{{