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Brad Laue wrote: |
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> About apache though, 2.0.45 is presented as the latest available version |
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> in portage when using the ~x86 keyword, whereas 1.3.27 is present when |
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> one uses the x86 keyword. |
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> Is this a coincidence, in that 2.x will be marked stable at some point |
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> and all keywords will report it as the latest available version, in the |
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> same way apache.org recommends? |
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Well yeah sorta, it's just the way portage works : get the latest stable |
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version available (that also means the highest slot most likely). If you |
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want the latest 1.x version just do 'emerge =apache-1* -p' or something |
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similar. In time it would probably be a nice feature to give a slot |
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number with the emerge command or something. |
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But this isn't really -dev worthy traffic ;) |
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- foser |
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