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> Appart from the trust issue, the major problem is comparing the two |
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> systems. It is unlikely they are exactly the same. But even if they are, it |
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> is a hell of a job finding out. The only way such a distribution for |
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> binaries works is with a binary only distribution like,..... (you know |
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> who). |
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Portage keeps certain file which help on this such as |
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/var/db/pkg/<cat>/<name>/CFLAGS and USE. Maybe they could be named on the |
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ftp server to |
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<name>.specification |
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<name>.tar.gz |
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So that emerge download the .specification, validate the similarity and then |
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propose or take it from the distribution system. Basically the same as |
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ccache ;-) |
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- -- |
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Yannick Koehler |
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