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Vapier wrote: [Sat Nov 22 2003, 02:41:34AM EST] |
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> > * Enemy Territory requires user input and will be skipped during this |
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> > emerge. You can diable this behavior by running emerge with the |
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> > --interactive command-line option. |
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> or just prompt the user off the bat before emerging anything ... anything they |
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> dont accept, remove from the list of things to emerge |
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> http://bugs.gentoo.org/show_bug.cgi?id=17367 |
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Probably easier to just cancel the emerge in that case and let them try |
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a new emerge command without the offending software. Otherwise you have |
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to deal with the fact that you might be removing stuff from the list |
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that satisfies a dependency for something else, etc. |
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My personal preference would be simply to fail the emerge, similar to |
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when packages are masked. The error message would indicate the license |
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missing from ACCEPT_LICENSES. |
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Aron |
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Aron Griffis |
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