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Holly Bostick wrote: |
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> Fredrik Axelsson schreef: |
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>>I'm trying to emerge gentoo-sources with the -doc use flag set. |
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>>emerge -pv gentoo-sources shows that gentoo-sources will be emerged |
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>>without the doc use flag. |
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>>"-doc" is set both in my make.conf USE variable and in |
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>>/etc/portage/package.use |
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>>After the emerge 'equery uses gentoo-sources' shows that gentoo-sources |
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>>does infact use the doc use flag anyway. |
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>>'emerge -puD world' want's to install the docbook-sgml-packages |
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>>Does anyone have a clue to why it behaves like this. |
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> I was just reading man equery, and according to that: |
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> uses <local-opts> pkgspec |
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> display USE flags for pkgspec. No local options are |
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> actually implemented yet. |
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> So it's not necessarily displaying the USE flags actually used to build |
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> the package on your system, but rather the USE flags specified for the |
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> package (some of which you have disabled). |
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> That then brings us to the question, if not gentoo-sources, then what |
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> exactly is pulling in docbook-sgml? |
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> Try |
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> emerge -puDtv world |
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> to find the answer to that. |
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> HTH, |
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> Holly |
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Thank you, |
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You are absolutely right, scrollkeeper was the guilty one=) |
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Regards, |
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Fredrik |
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