On Wed, August 24, 2005 11:14 pm, Fernando Canizo said:
> El 24/ago/2005 a las 02:36 -0300, Nick me decía:
>> Seriously this time:
>>
>> How about changing your strategy to this:
>>
>> Get a list of the packages you want to update from the target machine.
>> something like:
>>
>> emerge -uDp world|grep ebuild|awk '{print($4)}'>packlist
>>
>> take packlist to the connected machine and type:
>>
>> for package in `cat packlist` ; do DISTDIR=/where/ever/i/want emerge
>> --nodeps -f =$package; done
>>
>> The files will then be in /where/ever/i/want and you can put them on a
>> cd or whatever method you are using and take them away.
>>
>> --nodeps will make sure that your connected host doesn't substitute its
>> own idea of what the deps are (perhaps based on different USE flags)
>
> Could work, but i think he says he has debian in connected machine.yes thats a bit of a barrier, although having debian doesn't stop him installing portage AFAIK. A long time ago in a galaxy far away there was a howto on installing portage on other distros. > > (hasn't?) > > Anyway i would be great if 'emerge' has clean option like > '--print-uris' from apt-get so one could just use 'wget' or whatever > they find on connected machine. you mean like: emerge -fp target 2>&1|grep -v Calculating|grep -v '...done!'|sed -e 's/\ /\n/g' The sed part transforms from a list all on one line with spaces separating to a list one per line, ie: url1 url2 url3 to url1 url2 url3 Trouble is this gives a list with many alternatives for each url (depending on the number of mirrors shown in the ebuild. You then need a script to download each url ONLY if one of the earlier url's for the same file hasn't worked. >Other idea could be to have a script > that downloads the gentoo-way using what emerge print now, checking > mirrors, etc. Like a tiny version of emerge. > > -- > Fernando Canizo - http://www.lugmen.org.ar/~conan/ > <ciaranm> antialiasing? > <ciaranm> the alcohol does that for you > -- > [email protected] mailing list > > -- [email protected] mailing list
