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Thanks a lot ! Portage is really an amazing tool :) |
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I'm so sad I can't use gentoo on servers at work. My boss and other |
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workers are huge fans of debian. Thank god, they let me install a gentoo |
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on my box :p |
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I discovered something interesting in debian : debbootstrap. A tool to |
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manage chrooted environments quite nicely. I wonder if there are similar |
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tools in gentoo. You just choose what kind of debian you want in the |
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chroot (stable, testing, ...) and debbootstrap manage the whole creation. |
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Moreover, it creates some init.d scripts to restart services inside the |
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chroot.. Usefull when restarting the server. |
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(I know, this is surely not the right place to speak about that) |
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John Nilsson wrote: |
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> On Sat, 2004-06-12 at 11:10, Philippe Lafoucrière wrote: |
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>>$ time emerge rsync |
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>>$ time emerge -UDp world |
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> I see it's been a while since you updated you portage skills =) |
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> http://forums.gentoo.org/viewtopic.php?t=148415 a nice thread on the |
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> topic. |
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> summary: |
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> emerge rsync = emerge sync |
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> -U is evil, use /etc/portage/* (man portage) instead. |
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> -p can be replaced with -a to speed things up a bit. |
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> Just a friendly advice |
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> -John |
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