2 # pt -- the MacPorts port tool
3 # Default configuration settings
5 # The following settings are boolean options. If a variable is set the
6 # option is enabled, the value of the variable doesn't matter. To disable
7 # an option, the variable must be empty/unset.
9 # Note: the value "0" is "set", so the option will be enabled!
10 # Use "XYZ=1" to enable an options, and "XYZ=" to disaple it.
13 # Run in "quiet mode", very few output. [Default: empty (=off)]
16 # Run in "verbose mode", display more information. [Default: empty (=off)]
19 # Run the port(1) command in "verbose" mode, so more output is displayed
20 # when MacPorts is working. [Default: empty (=off)]
23 # Enable "debug mode": a lot of (useful?) information is displayed.
24 # Very useful when analyzing problems with pt(1). [Default: empty (=off)]
27 # Remove ports which have been deaktivated during upgrades, as the old
28 # versions of an installed port. [Default: 1 (=on)]
29 #UPGRADE_REMOVE_INACTIVE=
31 # Use "autoclean mode" of the port(1) command, e. g. execute the "clean"
32 # target after installation of packages. [Default: 1 (=on)]