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Michael Orlitzky schrieb: |
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> On 08/12/2016 08:26 AM, hw wrote: |
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>>> |
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>>> Try the other suggestions first -- but as a last resort -- you can |
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>>> always grab a new stage3 that should contain an updated version of |
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>>> portage and simply overwrite the portage files on your machine. A |
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>>> quickpkg from another Gentoo machine (or the liveCD?) would also work. |
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>> I´m trying to update a production server here. If I overwrite the whole |
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>> system, who knows what might break. I can take it down for a few |
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>> hours in the evening unless I want to work over night, which is not |
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>> really an option. |
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> Not the whole system, only portage. It should still be your last resort, |
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> but on the bad-idea scale it's only a 1 or a 2. |
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And how would I know which of all the files affect only portage and nothing |
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else, and what about the dependencies of portage? |
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