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> Say an admin has a server setup and wants an easy way to monitor a |
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> certain group of packages for updates so he/she can choose to ignore or |
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> update. |
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> my list = [apache, mod_1, mod_2, mysql, webapp1, webapp2,...] |
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> having them grouped into one list and doing an: |
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> # emerge -up --list mylist |
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> would indicate easily if any packages in the special list are upgradable |
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> irregardless of whether it is in world, system, whatever. |
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How about the admin just has a 1 line bash script that says |
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emerge -up --list apache, mod_1, mod_2, mysql, webapp1, webapp2,... |
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Why create functionality that can easily be accomplished without new |
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functionality? |
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Ivan |
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