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Hi,

I have a /usr/pkgsrc tree shared via NFS to several machines.
Because NFS I/O are slower than native IDE I/O (in my conf), I would
like servers compiling pkgsrc to create the .work directory in a local
place ; while still getting pkgsrc bases from NFS.

What I do now is :
- mount -t nfs server:/home/cvs/pkgsrc /usr/pkgsrc
- mount -t null /tmp/pkgwork /usr/pkgsrc
- plus a few other mounts to have distfiles and packages go to the NFS
  server for later share/reinstall.

Is there a better way to do it ?
Let say, like having something in mk.conf ; maybe
WORKDIR=3D/tmp/whatever or such...
I saw OBJHOSTNAME but, as I understood it, this will just change the
name of the .work directory, not it's root path, right ?

TIA,
	Jo
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