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At least they can be collected in some buffer and dumped to the output |
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stream after process of emerging. It can be realy helpfull, when you |
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emerge more than one package at time. |
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purslow@×××××××××.ca wrote: |
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> 040901 Eldad Zack wrote: |
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>>I've got an idea to implement package notices, |
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>>as opposed to outputing these important messages to stdout |
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>>The idea is VERY simple: write the message to a file |
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>>-- say, /var/portage/notices/{P} -- |
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>>and have a utility to read and delete these messages. |
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> as a mere user, i wd find this definitely helpful. |
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> at present, important warnings etc can get lost in the copious Emerge output. |
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> keep it simple: such msgs sb written to appropriately-named files |
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> in some obvious subdirectory under /usr/portage ; |
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> leave it to the user to delete them whenever s/he decides; |
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> make it an option in /etc/make.conf . |
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