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Arnau Bria wrote: |
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> Hi, |
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> I don't sync my portage everyday, I do it when I need a special |
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> (last) version of package or when I'm preparing a big update... |
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> But sometimes I look for the date when I did my last sync, cause |
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> maybe it's enough for what I want, but I don't know how to find it... |
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> is there any way? |
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> TIA |
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Try: |
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/usr/portage/metadata/timestamp |
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That's what portage uses to see if the tree on the server is newer then |
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the local one, and there if there is even a need to sync. |
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