On 22:53 Wed 21 Mar , daniel g. siegel wrote:
> hello there!
>
> i just asked quite a few times around, but nobody knew the answer to
> this question: how can i remove the old packages from my local
> repository? (i dont mean my cache, but the repo i create by using
> gensync)
> i couldnt find some information in the pacman-doc, or did i simply
> overlook something?
>
> best regards,
>
I wrote this simple script:
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#!/bin/bash
REPO_DIR=~/packages
cd $REPO_DIR
count_rm=0
count_all=0
for pack in *-i686.pkg.tar.gz; do {
pkgname=${pack%-*-*-i686.pkg.tar.gz}
if [[ ${p_pkgname} == ${pkgname} ]]; then
mv ${p_pack} XXX${p_pack}
let count_rm++
fi
let count_all++
p_pack=${pack}
p_pkgname=${pkgname}
} done
rm -f XXX*
echo "REMOVED ${count_rm}/${count_all} PACKAGES"
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Alessio 'mOLOk' Bolognino
Arch Linux Trusted User
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