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On Fri, Jun 25, 2004 at 06:53:36AM +0100 or thereabouts, Stuart Herbert wrote: |
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> Subject says it all really. Where can I find the *exact* command line that we |
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> run to create the contents of /var/cache/edb for users who get the Portage |
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> tree via rsync? |
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FEATURES="mirror -cvs -digest" \ |
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ACCEPT_KEYWORDS="x86 ~x86 ppc ~ppc sparc ~sparc alpha ~alpha hppa ~hppa |
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mips ~mips amd64 ~amd64 *" \ |
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PORTDIR=<userdir>/gentoo-x86 \ |
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PORTAGE_TMPFS=<userdir>/tmpfs \ |
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PORTAGE_CACHEDIR=<userdir>/gentoo-x86/metadata/cache/ \ |
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PORTDIR_OVERLAY="" \ |
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emerge --verbose --debug regen >>${LOGFILE}.verbose 2>&1 |
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There's obviously a script around that, but it just does logging and |
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whatnot. That's the command that performs the magic. (I sanitized the |
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directories in the variables a bit because I'm paranoid.) |
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--kurt |
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