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<H2><A NAME="8"></A>2.3. Building mpd<A NAME="building"></A></H2>
<p>If you choose to build mpd yourself to customize it, the
process is straightforward. First, edit the <code>Makefile</code>
to define (or undefine) the various device types and options
you want to support. Run 'configure' script and then type
<code>make depend all</code> to rebuild the binary.</p>
<p>The various build-time definitions in the Makefile are below:</p>
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<dt><b><code>MPD_CONF_DIR</code></b><dd><p>The default configuration directory where mpd looks for
<code>mpd.conf</code>, etc.</p>
<dt><b><code>PHYSTYPE_MODEM</code></b><dd>
<dt><b><code>PHYSTYPE_TCP</code></b><dd>
<dt><b><code>PHYSTYPE_UDP</code></b><dd>
<dt><b><code>PHYSTYPE_NG_SOCKET</code></b><dd>
<dt><b><code>PHYSTYPE_PPTP</code></b><dd>
<dt><b><code>PHYSTYPE_L2TP</code></b><dd>
<dt><b><code>PHYSTYPE_PPPOE</code></b><dd>
<p>Define these to include support for the corresponding device type.</p>
<dt><b><code>ENCRYPTION_DES</code></b><dd>
<p>These enable support for the corresponding encryption types.</p>
<dt><b><code>SYSLOG_FACILITY</code></b><dd><p>Mpd normally logs via <code>syslog(3)</code> using the facility
<code>LOG_DAEMON</code>. You can customize the facility here.</p>
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