#!/bin/bash
# Collection of variables for pkg-user scripts
# All the vars are optional and if they are not initialized, the scripts will
# use the default values as specified.
# There are two ways to set these vars for the scripts:
## 1. Set these in the following script and they will be read in by each
##    ttPM script (via the ttPM-funcs script) during each invocation.
## 2. Export the variable so that it is available to the scripts.
# Also check the setDefaultVars function in ttPM-funcs. There are additional
# variables that should not be changed unless you know what you are doing.

#TT_PKG_DIRS="/bin /boot /etc /sbin /lib /usr /opt"
# Dirs where pkg users can install files.
# Used to create a log of files belonging to a pkg.
# Default: /bin /boot /etc /sbin /lib /usr /opt

#TT_PKG_DOC_DIRS="/usr/share/man /usr/share/info"
# Dirs where documentation resides.
# Files in these directories are automatically bzipped.
# Default: /usr/share/man /usr/share/info

#TT_SOUND="true"
## true:  Enable sound notifications (using beep command).
## false: Do not make any beeps (to keep your late nite LFStivities secret).
# Default: true

#TT_COLOR="true"
## true:  Enable colorful messages.
## false: Use the default console colors for messages.
# Default: true

#TT_KEEP_STATIC_LIBS="unique"
## asis:   Do not move the static libs around, leave them in $prefix/lib.
## all:    Move all static libs from $prefix/lib to $TT_STATIC_LIB_DIR.
## unique: Delete static libs that have a corresponding shared lib. Move the
##         static libs that are unique out of $prefix/lib to $TT_STATIC_LIB_DIR.
# Default: unique
# Recommended Override Settings for individual pkgs:
## asis:   For core pkgs such as glibc, gcc.
## all:    For pkgs against which you would prefer linking statically (such as
##         openssl.

#TT_BACKUP_BUILD="build"
## none:    Do not backup the build or install dir.
## install: Only backup the installation directory.
## build:   Backup the installation directory and build directory.
# Default: install

#TT_ARCH=`uname -m`
# Architecture on which the LFS is built.
# Default: uname -m

#TT_SMP="1"
# SMP Support
# Default: 1

#TT_PKG_BUILD_DIR=$HOME
# Dir where to build the package.
# (If your home partition does not have enough space to build packages.)
# Default: $HOME

#TT_DEBUG="false"
# Whether to enable debug output in the bash scripts.
# Default: false

#TT_RC_DIR="/lib/rc.d"
# Directory where rc files are installed
# LFS uses /etc/rc.d/init.d for the rc files
# Default: /lib/rc.d