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On Wednesday 12 October 2005 08:17 pm, Alexey Asprov wrote: |
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> On Wed, 12 Oct 2005 11:21:08 -0400 |
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> Dave Nebinger <dnebinger@××××.com> wrote: |
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> > On Wednesday 12 October 2005 01:54 pm, Alexey Asprov wrote: |
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> > > Hi list again.. |
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> > Hello Alexey. Just a quick FYI: Your timezone does not appear to be set |
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> > correctly; I can tell because your sent time is in the future ;-) |
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> Hello Dave. Why this can be so important? Yes, I set my local timezone |
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> to GMT. If it won't harm the system, who cares? Or, does it harm? |
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> And yes, I am in st.Petersburg (Russia), but I coudn't find any |
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> relevant timesone when I've installed Gentoo for the (3)rd time |
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> and thoght this would be fine. Does this interfere with my using |
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> and compiling the system? |
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Well, spamassassin flags the messages because they have the date in the |
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future. I've got a rule allowing messages from the list so it goes through, |
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but some sites might block your email whether you know it or not. |
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>From your local system perspective, no it really doesn't matter. But being |
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part of the internet means that you should be playing by internet rules, |
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therefore having the right time/date for the system. |
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As far as compiling goes, it wouldn't matter either. I'd worry about the |
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rsync process as, since you are in the future, the timestamps from your local |
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system and the remote rsync mirror might indicate to your system that you're |
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newer than what the mirror thinks. |
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Enough preaching, I was just pointing it out in case you weren't aware. |
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> I have only found exaple with "working" ( as athour claims) USE flags for |
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> "working"bootstraping . If you feel that some packages will hogtie, please |
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> advice on what USE flags have to be removed ( or added). |
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Well if you're not running X you can slim down quite a bit. The list you |
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included has all multimedia and stuff for more of a desktop system. My |
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server box has a much shorter list: |
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USE="-mbox -gnome -kde -X atm maildir cdr bzlib curl -emacs exif fam ftp |
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gnutls -ipv6 kerberos libwww mime mmap mmx mng nptl pcre pic php perl sockets |
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sse ssl sysvipc posix sasl shared sharedmem usb mysql xml cups pam imap aac |
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apache2 bash-completion berkdb bidi bzip2 canna caps cjk clamav cpdflib crypt |
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dbus dbx dio ethereal examples expat flac freewnn gd gdm javascript ncurses |
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nls png jpeg junit ldap libclamav mcve ming openntpd mysqli nas netboot |
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openal tcpd spl spell snmp sockets soap python samba vhosts xml2 zlib" |
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> > Use emerge --pretend to see what kind of results you'll actually get. |
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> Not sure what do you mean by that. Emerge -pv just estimating what packages |
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> have to be emerged. |
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It will show all of the dependencies as well as the package. For example, you |
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had gnomedb in your USE list, but -gnome also. If you emerged a package that |
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used the gnomedb flag, but gnomedb has dependencies upon gnome, you're either |
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going to be looking at a nasty message about a blocked package, the package |
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won't install, or you'll get gnome anyway (note this is just an example, I |
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don't know for sure what the gnomedb flag would incur). |
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> Thanks for your response, but probably some one added to USE flags in |
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> make.conf? And how did it go in bootstrapping? Also, to rephrase my |
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> original question do I have include all of them or only mmx, sse, mtrr as |
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> Dave suggested? |
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I did include them in my USE flags. I don't have any clue what, if any, |
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effect they have on the system. Many of the USE flags have descriptions |
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available, but I haven't seen any sort of cross-reference that says when USE |
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flag X is set, Y happens as a result. |
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I look at these as clarifying the base system architecture, but do not have |
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the same kind of impact as gnome/-gnome would have. |
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