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Why you can do that... you will just have to watch when official gentoo |
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ones are released and remerge them... however what I recommend you do is |
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copy them like you say, and then test compile them and then submit the |
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ebuilds under their new name to bugzilla so that they get into portage |
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proper asap. |
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> Can I copy : |
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> - postfix-1.1.8.ebuild TO postfix-1.1.11.ebuild |
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> - postgresql-7.2-r2.ebuild TO postgresql-7.2.1-r1.ebuild |
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> - proftpd-1.2.4-r7.ebuild TO proftpd-1.2.5rc3-r1.ebuild (appending rc3 |
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> will cause an error if I remind correctly) |
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> Then ebuild digest (I know... ;). |
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> And finaly emerge these packages without causing a *major* breakage |
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> with the future packages (ie when these releases or newer ones get |
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> integrated into gentoo) ? |
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> -- |
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> The GUI restricts your mind |
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> Free your mind |
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> Use command line ! Erwann CORVELLEC |
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