Am Dienstag, 4. November 2003 14:14 schrieb Mike Williams: > On Tuesday 04 November 2003 13:08, Erwin Lang wrote: > > Hi All! > > > > Is is possible to build only packages which I don't already have (in the > > /usr/ portage/packages)? > > > > If i execute > > emerge --buildpkg xyz-package > > then it generates a package (as expected), but if I execute the same > > command again, emerge builds it again, and doesn't see that there is > > already a "packaged" version of this package. - that's not what I want. > > > > my probelm: I want one pc to compile all the packages I need and use them > > also on other pc's. I'd like to update the packages once in a week. But I > > don't like to recompile all of them, but only the packages for which a > > new version is available. > > emerge -k package > Remember that the PC need to have at least the same CPU. with this command I can install a prebuild package on a pc. but I want to know how I can avoid to build the same package every week if there is no new version available (as I said, emerge --buildpkg builds a package regardless if there already exist a "packaged" version of this package in /usr/portage/ packages or not.). Assume a script execute once a week: `emerge --buildpkg apache tomcat samba ... (and other packages I need)`. So I don't have to build packages manually if there is a new version available. And I also need'n look for new versions of certain packages in portage.
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