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Am 28.06.2015 um 23:12 schrieb James: |
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> eix <arg> |
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> use to match the <arg> string against all three: |
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> (1) gentoo tree /usr/portage |
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> (2) the /var/lib/layman/ overlays I had installed and manage with layman |
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> (3) my /usr/local/portage local ebuild placed in /usr/local/portage/ |
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> Now, only option (1) shows the embuilds |
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> I can manully part (2) as they are still kept in |
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> /var/lib/layman/ and see all the overlay (ebuilds) |
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> Likewise, I can manually part (3) /usr/local/portage |
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> any a vast collection of ugly ebuilds reside, fat dumb and happy |
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> to not be published, ATM. |
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> but no matter what I try eix shows nothing from (2) or (3) like it |
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> use to with the only requirement to match the string of the <arg>. |
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> Now I have read all the news items, the new docs like |
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> (https://cgit.gentoo.org/dev/ultrabug.git) and everything else |
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> I can google. |
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> How do I fix this so a simple (alias if necessary) shows all three |
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> sources of ebuilds on my system like it use to. |
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> Note I have updated eix to app-portage/eix-0.30.11 |
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> I have all the files in /etc/portage/repos.conf: |
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> gentoo.conf java.conf layman.conf local.conf |
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> cat layman.conf |
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> [DEFAULT] |
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> main-repo = gentoo |
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> [alunduil] |
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> priority = 50 |
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> location = /var/lib/layman/alunduil |
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> layman-type = git |
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> auto-sync = yes |
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> sync-uri = git://anongit.gentoo.org/dev/alunduil.git |
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> sync-type = laymansync |
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> [java] |
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> priority = 50 |
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> location = /var/lib/layman/java |
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> layman-type = git |
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> auto-sync = yes |
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> sync-uri = git://anongit.gentoo.org/proj/java.git |
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> sync-type = laymansync |
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> [sunrise] |
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> priority = 50 |
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> location = /var/lib/layman/sunrise |
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> layman-type = git |
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> auto-sync = yes |
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> sync-uri = git://anongit.gentoo.org/proj/sunrise-reviewed.git |
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> sync-type = laymansync |
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> [ultrabug] |
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> priority = 50 |
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> location = /var/lib/layman/ultrabug |
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> layman-type = git |
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> auto-sync = yes |
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> sync-uri = git://anongit.gentoo.org/dev/ultrabug.git |
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> sync-type = laymansync |
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> [xmw] |
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> priority = 50 |
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> location = /var/lib/layman/xmw |
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> layman-type = git |
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> auto-sync = yes |
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> sync-uri = git://anongit.gentoo.org/dev/xmw.git |
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> sync-type = laymansync |
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> I'd deeply appreciate a wee_bit of insight into this, with particular |
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> attention on the java repos and getting the latest java codes the devs are |
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> making available in the java repo, but not the gentoo tree. |
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> TIA, |
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> James |
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and you use eix-sync? You did eix-update? |
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