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So... |
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Something along these lines is in order: |
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rm /root/before |
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rm /root/after |
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rm /root/new |
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find /usr/portage -type d | grep -i -v files >/root/before |
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emerge rsync |
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find /usr/portage -type d | grep -i -v files >/root/after |
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diff /root/before /root/after | tee /root/new |
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That cleans up the old files, buids the before list, emerged, builds the |
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after (both ignoring the files directory,) and then outputs the diff to |
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screen and file |
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Anyone up to making this a neat little script? |
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> On Friday 26 July 2002 18:44, Gregg wrote: |
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>> I want to see a list of new packages that are available after an |
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>> rsync. Not updates to packages that were already there, but new |
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>> directories in the portage tree. |
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> |
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> Do a "find /usr/portage/ -type d > before" before the emerge rsync and |
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> the same after rsyncing but into file "after". The do a "diff before |
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> after". After doing this once you can just move the after file to |
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> before everytime so you don't have to do a find before the next rsync |
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> but just use the last after-file. You could tell it to not print the |
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> files dir so you will only get the new packages directory and not the |
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> files dir which holds the digests and patches. |
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> |
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> just my 2(euro)cent |
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> Alex |
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> |
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> -- |
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> "They that can give up essential liberty to obtain a little temporary |
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> safety deserve neither liberty nor safety." |
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> Benjamin Franklin |
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