1GPT-CONFIG(8) User Contributed Perl Documentation GPT-CONFIG(8)
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6 gpt-config - Configure the current installation of GPT
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9 gpt-config [options]
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11 Help-Related Options:
12 --help brief help message
13 --man full documentation
14 --location location of the GPT installation
15 --perl location of the perl program
16 --gtar location of the GNU tar program
17 --gunzip location of the GNU unzip program
18 --gmake location of the GNU make program
19 --rpm location of the rpm program
20 --rpm location of the rpmbuild program
21 --license value used for the software license in RPM packages
22 --vendor value used for the software vendor in RPM packages
23 --ftpsite value used for the software ftp site in RPM packages
24 --url value used for the URL for the software in RPM packages
25 --packager value used for the packager of the RPM packages
26 --prefix value used for the installation directory of RPM packages
27 --use-archive-tar Use the Archive::Tar module instead of the system tar program
28 --list list the current configuration
29 --probe probe for the various programs that GPT needs
30 --ignore ignore any missing programs
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33 gpt-config is a runtime configuration script that is used to localize a
34 GPT installation. GPT uses various programs and packaging parameters
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37 Configuration information for GPT is stored in the module
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53 Location of various programs that GPT uses. These switches will
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69 Probe for the various programs that GPT needs. The probe examines
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78 Ignore any missing programs and continue with the configuring.
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81 Written by Chase Phillips and Michael Bletzinger.
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