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Hi George and all, |
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Thanks for the quick reply. I will post my next questions on gentoo-user |
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mailing list. |
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Though I wish to do something similar to the kde-base, that might not |
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solve the problem that I have. |
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I am trying to have a one-meta-package, that contain the other |
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packages, but I would not be exposing the other |
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packages on my download site. For example: |
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foo-1.0.0.ebuild will not be available to be downloaded from the |
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download site, and even bar-1.0.0.ebuild. |
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They will be only available in the dummy-1.0.0.ebuild. |
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The kde-base has dependencies on the other kde-packages, and downloads |
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them "independently" from the download site, |
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as they are exposed "independently". |
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My goal is to download one-meta-package, that has other packages |
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self-contained. On the rpm side of the world |
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"rpm of rpms", so that I dont have to mantain the other packages on my |
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download site, and one package download |
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will contain all the dependent packages within. |
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Thanks again, |
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Ashish |
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George Shapovalov wrote: |
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>Hi Ashish. |
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>See kde-base/kde-xxx.ebuild. In short just put all these packages as |
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>dependencies into this "meta" package. Plus be sure to keep it in your |
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>overlay (see make.conf). |
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>Also, please use gentoo-user mailing list for questions such as this. This |
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>list is for discussions of portage development. |
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>George |
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>On Tuesday 12 October 2004 11:56, Ashish Gawarikar wrote: |
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>>Hello, |
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>>I just started using gentoo a few days back, and I have started to like |
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>>it immensly. I like the emerge/ebuild packaging system. |
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>>I had a question in regards to packaging, I am planning to include |
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>>multiple ebuilds into one big ebuild and when I emerge that big ebuild, |
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>>it should emerge all the packages it contains. For example: |
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>>dummy-1.0.0.ebuild contains |
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>>foo-1.0.0.ebuild and |
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>>bar-1.0.0.ebuild |
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>>I tried calling in the src_install of dummy-1.0.0.ebuild, |
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>>emerge foo-1.0.0.ebuild |
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>>but it gives access denied error saying trying to open_wr: |
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>>/var/log/emerge.log |
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>>Is there a way I can achieve what I am trying to do. |
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>>All the help is appreciated, |
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>>Thanks in advance, |
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>>Ashish Gawarikar |
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