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Subject: [gentoo-dev] installing portage in another directory structure
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Hi Folks,

just thinking about portage and thinking about using it to build up a 
dedicated software build server.

As I saw portage want a hardcoded structure for config files etc. (e.g. /etc 
/usr/portage/...).

I'm not the best python programmer, but can I replace all hardcoded 
directories to configurable entries ?

Or do you have a version anywhere with those changes in it ?

regards,

\sh

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