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On Wednesday 07 of December 2005 13:56, Jason Stubbs wrote: |
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> > This will not always work. It is possible (likely, in fact) that two |
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> > fetches for a given file begin simultaneously, leading to a corrupted |
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> > download. It would be better to just wait for parallel_fetch [1] |
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> With FEATURES="distlocks" (enabled by default) it shouldn't be a problem. |
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> > [1] |
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> http://www.mail-archive.com/gentoo-portage-dev@l.g.o/msg00669.html |
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> This patch just integrates the 'emerge -f ... & emerge ...' trick directly |
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> into emerge itself. There's essentially no difference between doing it |
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> manually or emerge doing it for you other than the patch providing a sanity |
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> check for FEATURES="distlocks" being enabled. |
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Is there any reason for disable FEATURES="distlocks" ? |
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I think remove possibility disable it will make thinks clear and allow telling |
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newbie users how to install gentoo much faster with slow internet link. |
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Thanks |
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Staszek Gruszka |
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