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On Thu, Sep 15, 2005 at 04:06:24PM +0100, Ian P. Christian wrote: |
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> On Thursday 15 September 2005 08:45, z3rosix@×××××××.ch wrote: |
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> > maybe i'm wrong but doens't "emerge -pv world" include "emerge -pv |
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> > system" ??? |
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> > so you just need to "emerge world" |
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> > and bye the way you can use "emerge --sync -q" so you got only erros |
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> > emailed. |
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> I was curious as to why that was done too. Eitherway, doing an emerge world |
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> will still leave out of date, possibly insecure packages on the system, so I |
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> wouldn't advise relying on that. |
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> -- |
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> Ian P. Christian ~ http://pookey.co.uk |
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yes but these packages can you get with "glsa-check -t all". |
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I have an server with gentoo and run every day "emerge --sync -q" and |
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"glsa-check -t all", also i think about "revdep-rebuild -pq" |
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I'm sure that i don't get all packages which need to update, but if one of them has an seucirty issue i will get it, and this is enough for me ;_) |
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greetz |
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alex |
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