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Alan McKinnon schrieb: |
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> On Saturday 02 February 2008, Daniel Pielmeier wrote: |
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>>> !!! Problems have been detected with your world file |
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>>> !!! Please run emaint --check world |
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>> You should also consider this! There are some invalid entries in your |
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>> world file. Normally this are packages which are in world but are not |
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>> installed on the system. |
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> You mean "packages which are installed on the system but are not in |
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> portage" surely? |
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No! This error occurs for instance when you have a package listed in the |
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world file but it is not installed. |
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Just test it and manually put some cat/some-pkg you have not installed |
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in the world file and run "emerge -pv world" then portage starts |
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complaining, although it would install the newly added entry with its |
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dependencies. |
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Emaint checks the world file for a few problems. For entries with |
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invalid atoms, entries with a package that is not installed (see above |
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example) and entries that have a category that is not listed in |
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/etc/portage/categories. |
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