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Hi! |
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Currently there are no such tools: |
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cd /var/db/pkg |
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find . -name "CONTENTS" -exec grep -H <filname> {} \; |
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does the work for you though :) |
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Anyway, I've been thinking on perhaps start on a epkg tool which would |
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include this kind of stuff. Not when I'm going to have time to do so or |
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how much time I can spend on it just now. |
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Regards, |
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Mikael Hallendal |
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Den 13 Aug 2001 17:09:32 +0200 skrev Peter Kadau: |
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> hi ! |
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> |
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> is there some script/whatever in the portage system, |
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> to do tedious things like: |
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> - lookup to which package a file belongs |
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> - remove older versions of packages |
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> and the like ? |
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> |
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> imho this should be possible with a program like the proposed |
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> "epkg" or be part of the emerge features. |
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> but as long as the latter is not there... |
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> either one of you coded already such a thing, or i'm gonna |
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> have a nice hacking afternoon the next few days. |
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> (i'm tired of typing "ebuild /var/db/pkg/<ctg>/<pkg>/<ebuild> unmerge" for example) |
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> thanks and ciao |
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> peter |
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> |
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