2007/9/19, François Charette <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>
> I currently notice some strange things that have to do with the
> transition current->core.
> (Note that I have updated /etc/pacman.conf, /etc/abs.conf and did a
> system upgrade as well as an abs upgrade).
>
> 1. "abs" creates new stuff under /var/abs/core/ for packages that also
> still exist under /var/abs/{base,daemon,system,etc} Why are the latter
> not deleted automatically?
> For example: I have both
> /var/abs/core/base/tar (ver 1.18-2)
> and /var/abs/base/tar (ver 1.18-1)
I think /var/abs should contain only core, extra, community, testing
and unstable, and no other top level directories.
I don't know why they are not deleted and thus how this can be fixed.
>
> 2. Many installed packages that I have under
> /var/abs/{base,daemon,system,etc} are no longer in pacman's database.
> For example:
> $ pacman -Q acpi
> acpi 0.09-1
> but
> $ pacman -Ss ^acpi$
> yields nothing!
> Same thing for a bunch of other basic packages: acpid, apache, alsa-lib,
> alsa-oss, alsa-utils, etc etc
hmm...
>
> 3. Also the following command gives an error:
> $ pacman -Sl current
> error: repository "current" was not found.
> even though there are still many entries under /var/lib/pacman/current
I think this is because there's no [current] section in pacman.conf,
so pacman doesn't know about such repository.
--
Roman Kyrylych (Роман Кирилич)
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