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etc/defaults.conf: remove XBPS_{HOST,MASTER}DIR vars. 

To use an alternative XBPS_{HOST,MASTER}DIR use -H and -m respectively.
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Juan RP 2014-10-26 10:10:26 +01:00
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# Please also use ${FOO} style for shell variables because some parsers # Please also use ${FOO} style for shell variables because some parsers
# rely on this to work properly. # rely on this to work properly.
# #
# [REQUIRED]
# Master directory. This is where the packages are built and installed.
# By default set to void-packages/masterdir.
#
#XBPS_MASTERDIR=${HOME}/masterdir
# [OPTIONAL]
# Host directory to be (bind) mounted into the chroot (masterdir) containing
# directories for downloaded cached packages from xbps-install(8), packages
# created by xbps-src, downloaded source distribution tarballs, etc.
#
# Basically your directory will contain this structure:
#
# /masterdir
# |
# |-----/HOSTDIR
# |- /binpkgs <- local repository
# |- /repocache <- cachedir for dependencies
# |- /sources <- source tarballs
#
# When created, those names are constants, so you cannot change them, even
# they are case sensitive.
#
# NOTE: You must create your toplevel /dir yourself
#
#XBPS_HOSTDIR=/path/to/your/host/directory
# [OPTIONAL] # [OPTIONAL]
# Enable optional arguments to xbps-install. This is useful when you use # Enable optional arguments to xbps-install. This is useful when you use