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El 31/ago/2005 a las 00:23 -0300, Nick me decía: |
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> 2. Fernando might like to note that the way to introduce a patch to a |
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> package (rather than an amendment to the ebuild) is to use the epatch |
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> command. Commonly the line looks like this: |
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You're saying that i can emerge mutt, run epatch command and then |
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re-emerge and assumes the patch? It sounds crazy for me, maybe i don't |
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understand. |
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> epatch ${FILESDIR}/cool-all-mutt.patch |
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I see that command in ebuilds, but where is it? I can't find it in my |
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installation, but somewhere must be since it gets used. |
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> If the patch is large or publicly available, you are better NOT to put |
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> it in the portage tree but have it downloaded from a mirror with e |
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> SRC_URI command. If you want an example of this take a look at the |
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> vlc-0.8.2-r1 ebuild (chosen by me cos I was unsuccessfully hacking it |
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> the other day) |
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I don't understand this either, if i put something un *my* portage |
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tree the mirrors get infested? |
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(hum... better get some sleep now, i'm understanding less after each |
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minute) |
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Fernando Canizo - http://www.lugmen.org.ar/~conan/ |
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lighthouse, n.: |
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A tall building on the seashore in which the government |
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maintains a lamp and the friend of a politician. |
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