And in FreeBSD (OpenBSD stole the ports method from FreeBSD,
so you can probably do the same in OpenBSD), do:

make package

after "make install", and now you have a binary package
file that you can simply "pkg_add <packagename>" on your
other boxes, without having to download/extract/patch/compile
over and over.


D

* On Wed, Jul 19, 2000 at 04:32:35PM -0700, J.L.Francois wrote:
> In OpenBSD do:
> 
> cd /usr/ports/<package_name/
> make
> make install
> 
> JLF Sends....
> 
> It seems like on Wed, Jul 19, 2000 at 03:50:12PM -0700, der.hans scribbled:
> Orig Msg> > Why not just go with the OS by the creators of these packages and let Redhat
> Orig Msg> > do as they please... 
> Orig Msg> > 
> Orig Msg> > OpenBSD for me!
> Orig Msg> 
> Orig Msg> Sounds like something from 1001 Arabian Nights to me ;-).
> Orig Msg> 
> Orig Msg> Yes, *BSD is quite the option were I ever to get off my lazy butt and play
> Orig Msg> with it :).
> Orig Msg> 
> Orig Msg> ciao,
> Orig Msg> 
> Orig Msg> der.hans
> Orig Msg> 
> Orig Msg> > PS "apt-get install ssh" is really the way to go, though ;-).
> Orig Msg> 
> Orig Msg> PPS "apt-get install ssh" still rocks, but some of the *BSDs are supposed
> Orig Msg> to have similar functionality, which is PDC*.
> Orig Msg> 
> Orig Msg> * Pretty Damned Cool
> Orig Msg> 
> Orig Msg> -- 
> 
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