M.Canales.es wrote: > We can try to create a framework to track packages updates, addition or > removal, but I need to know what info must contains the generated file and in > what format should be presented to be of some utility when updating the FTP > server. > Thanks Manuel. Welcome back from holidays travel! A normal wget list for all of BLFS would be perfect, since I can compare the list to the real files on the server. Also I'm only interested in packages that have changed since the packages repo was last updated, since there are other things that can happen like me accidentally deleting a symlink or file or old versions left around or other cases I can't think of. It is easy for me to "basename" the URL's, get the package names and compare with a "find" ran through basename. I hope that makes sense. Of course I'm always open to suggestions or ideas.
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