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On 1/2/06, Neil Bothwick <neil@××××××××××.uk> wrote: |
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> Changing dates manually will confuse portage, which keeps track of the |
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> datestamps of all files it installs. The upshot is that it will no |
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> remove files where the dates have changed. The safest method of correcting |
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> the dates would be to re-emerge the affected packages. Use genlop --list |
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> --date XXX to see which you installed during the problem period, then |
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> emerge them all with the --oneshot option. |
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Thank you for the uesful inshght. |
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genlop just says: |
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#genlop --list --date 01/01/2020 01/01/2021 |
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Date 2020010100:00:00 is in the future, not good |
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I got a list of packages with this: |
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#genlop --list | grep 2020 |cut -b 38- | emerge >2020list |
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Is it possible to run emerge using a list of files as input? Or stdin? |
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Alan |
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