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Neil Bothwick wrote: |
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> All logs go into $PORT_LOGDIR (usually /var/log/portage) if it is |
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> defined. These are the full output of each emerge command, plus another |
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> file containing the elog/ewarn/einfo/error output. The ELOG files contain |
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> only the e-messages you specify and go in $PORT_LOGDIR/elog. So you |
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> should be seeing logfiles in both if everything is working correctly. |
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> Note that not all ebuilds output e-messages, so you won't get ELOG info |
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> for every package you emerge. |
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That was it! Thanks, Neil! |
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I was testing with "emerge -C tcpdump ; emerge tcpdump". After your mail |
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i tried "emerge -1 media-fonts/font-adobe-100dpi" and I got mail. |
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Now here goes my next question: is there a way to get via email the |
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portage output for all packages? |
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Let me explain what I'm trying to do. I want to automate "emerge --sync |
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&& emerge -DuNv world" with a cron job and to receive mails for the |
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portage activities. I really don't need all the gcc output. I only need |
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the portage "info warn error" messages in order to know if I have to do |
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"dispatch-conf", if some package has failed and if there is some |
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important note about changes in the structure/functionality of a given |
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package. |
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Is there a "gentoo way" to achieve this functionality or I have to do it |
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"my way"? |
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Best regards, |
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Daniel |
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