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On 07-04-2009 00:32:43 -0600, Aaron Wilson wrote: |
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> When I first tried to learn how to use 'eselect news' I tried the |
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> help, but it resulted in |
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> > $ eselect news |
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> > Usage: eselect news <action> <options> |
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> > |
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> > Standard actions: |
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> > help Display help text |
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> > usage Display usage information |
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> > version Display version information |
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> > |
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> > Extra actions: |
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> > /Users/wilson/Library/Gentoo/usr/share/eselect//libs/core.bash: line |
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> > 132: /Users/wilson/Library/Gentoo/usr/lib/portage/bin/sed: No such |
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> > file or directory |
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> Note that the 'extra' (important) options are not displayed. |
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> I've solved the problem with a symlink to /Users/wilson/Library/Gentoo/ |
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> bin/sed but I don't know how to properly fix this problem. |
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Please update eselect (it should have had a bump to resolve this issue). |
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If you happen to have had a very old Portage while recompiling eselect, |
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then the desired effect indeed was not achieved, in that case simply |
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reemerging eselect will do the trick: |
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emerge -1 eselect |
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Fabian Groffen |
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Gentoo on a different level |