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On Fri, 03 Feb 2017 18:30:52 +0100, Helmut Jarausch wrote: |
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> when I emerge many packages (currently more than 3000), emerge nearly |
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> never succeeds. |
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> Yes, I'm using the option --keep-going but this doesn't help most of |
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> the time. |
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> I have the complete emerge command in one file which has lots of lines. |
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> Now I have the problem to remove those packages from this file which |
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> have been successfully emerged. |
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> Currently I have written a Python program to scan /var/log/emerge.log |
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> to extract packages which have been |
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> emerged and which then removes these from my original file. |
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> This still needs some manual tweaking in the case when a packages has |
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> to be installed more than once (into different slots). |
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> Is there a more elegant solution to this probably most common problem? |
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emerge -n is the correct solution, although emerge -u may also work for |
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you. |
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Neil Bothwick |
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