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James schreef: |
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> Holly Bostick <motub <at> planet.nl> writes: |
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>>>Holly: eix is probably not it, since it looks like it does not show the |
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>>>availability of the package (masked+keyword), but thanks for the suggestion! |
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>>Actually, it most certainly does; keyworded packages are shown in brown |
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>>with a ~ in front, masked packages are listed in red with a [M] in front. |
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>>Of course you can use what suits you best; just wanted to clear up the |
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>>misconception. |
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> Well 'eix zoneminder' shows '~0.9.12 ~1.21.2' |
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> both in brown. |
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> emerge -s zoneminders shows |
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> that it is masked in red and only 1.21.2. is available. |
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> Maybe my color scheme is messed up? |
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> James |
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According to packages.gentoo.org, both zoneminder 0.9.12 and 1.21.2 are |
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keyword masked, so the output is correct (for x86). |
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Esearch shows only the last version, and doesn't distinguish between |
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hard and keyword masking; perhaps emerge -s is the same. |
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Also, it helps to remember to do an update-eix after an esync, so that |
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new or updated packages are added to the eix database. |
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Other than that, I don't see a problem. |
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Holly |
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