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On Sat, 12 Feb 2011 12:01:26 +0100 |
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Claes Gyllenswärd <letharion@×××××.com> wrote: |
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> > Did you switch from non-multilib to multilib profile at some point? |
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> Not that I was aware of, but perhaps I did. There was a change in |
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> profiles a little while back, with the removal of 10 from their names, |
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> right? Maybe I picked the "wrong" one then? |
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Might be. |
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Change might happen when old profiles gone away and multilib flag dropped for |
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a while for you. But I would expect emerge to fail in case of invalid profile symlink. |
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> Is there a reason to run multilib on a webserver? The only reason I'm |
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> aware of is for stuff like wine and perhaps flash, and those hardly |
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> run on my server. :) |
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I think there is no reason until you really need to run legacy binary-only |
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32bit binaries. |
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Sergei |
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