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On 08/10/2015 05:09 PM, Rich Freeman wrote: |
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> On Mon, Aug 10, 2015 at 11:04 AM, Mike Gilbert <floppym@g.o> wrote: |
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>> Expanding on this: the rsync master creates the following |
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>> files/directories under metatdata. On my own system, I like to symlink |
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>> them to locations outside my repo so that related portage features |
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>> continue to work. |
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>> I would like to have these added in .gitignore. |
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>> metadata/dtd/ # used by something? |
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>> metadata/glsa/ # used by the GLSA utilities? |
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>> matadata/herds.xml # used by equery from gentoolkit |
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>> metadata/news/ # used by eselect news |
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>> |
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> As a side note, it probably wouldn't hurt to set up a guide for |
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> running git on /usr/portage, including setting up these symlinks, |
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> running egencache after emerge --sync, etc. I imagine that this is a |
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> configuration that many developers will tend to use, and with the |
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> advent of git we may see more users who tend to contribute doing the |
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> same. |
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> |
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In fact, this should be the recommended way of running gentoo for |
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everyone. Our rsync methods are still inherently insecure (unless I |
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missed something), because: |
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1. machine key |
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2. profiles, eclasses and so on are not covered with a |
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signature/Manifest anyway |
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