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2011/7/4 Andrea Conti <alyf@××××.net>: |
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> Hello, |
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>> Everyone will get this. The culprit is a change in the |
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>> pax-utils.eclass [1]. Which adds USE="hardened to every consumer" of |
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>> the eclass. |
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> That's IUSE, not USE. USE flags are not touched (at least on |
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> non-hardened systems), so the change is only picked up by emerge if you |
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> use the --new-use option. |
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IUSE~=USE [1] |
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>> It changes nothing for non hardened users but forces a |
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>> rebuild of the affected packages. |
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> If you're positively sure that a package's USE flags did not change |
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> since when it was last compiled, you can avoid recompiling by adding (or |
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> removing) the "hardened" flag in /var/db/pkg/<category>/<package>/IUSE. |
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Please do not use such hacks, use --changed-use to avoid a rebuild |
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instead of --new-use like Neil suggested. |
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Anyway the change in the eclass was reverted, so everything is fine again. |
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[1] http://devmanual.gentoo.org/ebuild-writing/variables/index.html |
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Regards, |
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Daniel |
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