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On Mon, 2004-07-19 at 06:13 +0900, Georgi Georgiev wrote: |
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> maillog: 18/07/2004-20:51:32(+0000): omestre types |
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> > |
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> > Thanks very much for all answers. But i can't |
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> > extract the informations that i need. I have |
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> > these informations for debian, fedora and slackware(maybe)... |
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> > I will try out SuSe... but i don't have time to spend in |
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> > this task. If somebody that have more skill than me in gentoo, |
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> > please.. all i need is a screenshot of minimum dependences for |
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> > each package in a specific gentoo installation ( more or less 500 |
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> > packages). |
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> > I have tryed: |
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> > qpkg --installed | xargs emerge --pretend --emptytree |
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> |
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> This will make one long and hard to parse list. Better make a script that will |
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> produce the output you need for a *single* package. Then call that script for |
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> every package on your system. And instead of using qpkg, use the database |
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> directly, it is easier. |
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> |
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> cd /var/db/pkg |
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> mkdir /tmp/dummy |
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> for pkg in */*; do |
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> echo "emerge $pkg" |
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> env USE="-*" ROOT="/tmp/dummy" emerge --pretend --emptytree =$pkg |
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> done | tee /tmp/log-that-needs-to-be-parsed |
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> |
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> > But the USE flags were the problem. USE="", USE="-*". I did |
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> > puts theses flags before xargs, before emerge (in a script), in |
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> > /etc/make.conf... and nothing. |
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> |
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> Not sure what you mean by "nothing". Maybe it is due to the fact that: |
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> |
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> qpkg --installed | tail -n 2 |
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> x11-wm/metacity * |
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> x11-wm/windowmaker * |
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> |
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> I don't like the asterisks, and I don't like the color. If you really |
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> insist on using "qpkg", don't forget to add "--no-color". And you will not be |
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> able to find the dependencies for gtk-1.2 this way. Also, if you use "xargs", |
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> add "-n 1" as a parameter, or you will get the combined compile and run-time |
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> dependencies for all (or at least a sufficiently large number of) packages that |
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> get piped to xargs. And since you said you're interested in run-time |
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> dependencies only, you'd better set ROOT to something, and "grep $ROOT" the |
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> output to find the deps you need. |
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> |
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> > I know that is a skills question... |
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> > not a gentoo problem, but as i sad before: I don't have time. |
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> You don't have time to research the topic of your paper? That's a bold thing to |
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> say. |
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> |
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> And one last request: if an e-mail says Mail-Followup-To: in the headers, make |
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> sure you don't send your reply to anyone who is not in that list. In other |
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> words, don't CC me your replies. I read the list. |
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> |
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I've followed this thread and wouldn't normally reply to emails on |
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gentoo-dev, but thought that it may be worth adding that there is a |
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great script for tracking deps and rev-deps on the forums that I have |
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had much success with. It's available at |
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http://forums.gentoo.org/viewtopic.php?t=142475 |
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and could probably be butchered into providing exactly what is required |
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here. |
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Tom Wesley <tom@×××××.org> |
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