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On Wed, 24 Aug 2005, Konstantinos Agouros wrote: |
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> I have a number of gentoo systems and have a central /usr/portage that's |
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> share by nfs. There are also binary packages that are shared and available |
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> for all. The nfs-exports are read-only |
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> If I set up a new machine and it only has read-only access from the be- |
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> ginning I have no problems. However recently a machine was added that |
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> was set up by itself and that one falls with read-only access on its face |
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> when I try to emerge something. Mostly in the fixpackages part. |
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> What do I need to reset to make this work more smoothly? |
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Maybe the fact that the export is read-only? |
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Im sure fixpackages will want to write to files under portage |
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What do the errors say? |
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