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> If you use a backend db using sqllite, you just have 1 file representing |
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> your DB, and so, your portage tree. Then you can send this file through |
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> rsync. Another DB file should be used to manage installed package. an |
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> emerge -UDp world should just look in the installed DB for packages, and |
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> then compare status in portage db. Maybe an idea... |
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I'm not sure every body has understand this :( |
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I just wonder why the tree has to be build on the cliend side. Official tree |
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should be built on gentoo servers, and should be updated when new ebuilds are |
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available in the tree. |
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this will be part of the python/twisted/sqlite prototype I'll start tomorrow |
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(with Jason Mobarak, who proposed himself to help !). |
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Philippe |
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