Lawrence Stewart wrote:
Frederique Rijsdijk wrote:
Lawrence Stewart wrote:
Hijacking the thread slightly, but is there a way to exclude multiple
ports using the -x switch (or multiple -x switches)? Logically, I want
to be able to do something like this:
portmaster -a -x '*foo*' -x '*bar*'
Lawrence Stewart wrote:
Today, I again had need of the ability to exclude multiple ports from an
update run. It turns out your tip doesn't work with portmaster, though I
suspect it would with portupgrade.
For now, if you need to exclude more than one port you can check the
man page about
Doug Barton wrote:
Lawrence Stewart wrote:
Today, I again had need of the ability to exclude multiple ports from an
update run. It turns out your tip doesn't work with portmaster, though I
suspect it would with portupgrade.
For now, if you need to exclude more than one port you can check the
Lawrence Stewart wrote:
Hijacking the thread slightly, but is there a way to exclude multiple
ports using the -x switch (or multiple -x switches)? Logically, I want
to be able to do something like this:
portmaster -a -x '*foo*' -x '*bar*'
portmaster -x '[.*php5.*|.*apache.*]' -n
Doug Barton wrote:
Try using just this:
portmaster -x mysql-client- phpMyAdmin-3.1.5
That should work. If it does not, please let me know.
The same result:
r...@track ~/# portmaster -x mysql-client- phpMyAdmin-3.1.4
=== Currently installed version: phpMyAdmin-3.1.4
=== Port directory:
Doug Barton wrote:
Try using just this:
portmaster -x mysql-client- phpMyAdmin-3.1.5
That should work. If it does not, please let me know.
part 2:
It is working with -x mysql, but not with -x mysql- or -x mysql-client
or -x mysql-client-
r...@track ~/# ~/portmaster -x mysql
Miroslav Lachman wrote:
Doug Barton wrote:
Try using just this:
portmaster -x mysql-client- phpMyAdmin-3.1.5
That should work. If it does not, please let me know.
part 2:
It is working with -x mysql, but not with -x mysql- or -x mysql-client
or -x mysql-client-
[...]
So, something
Frederique Rijsdijk wrote:
Lawrence Stewart wrote:
Hijacking the thread slightly, but is there a way to exclude multiple
ports using the -x switch (or multiple -x switches)? Logically, I want
to be able to do something like this:
portmaster -a -x '*foo*' -x '*bar*'
portmaster -x
Hi,
I tried -x to exclude some port from recursive upgrade, but it seems not
working.
# portmaster -x mysql-client-* phpMyAdmin-3.1.5
is still trying to upgrade mysql-client before upgrade of phpMyAdmin.
I workaround this issue by interactive mode (-i) which is working fine.
Is -x
Hi,
Miroslav Lachman wrote:
Hi,
I tried -x to exclude some port from recursive upgrade, but it seems not
working.
# portmaster -x mysql-client-* phpMyAdmin-3.1.5
Escape the asterix:
portmaster -x mysql-client-\* phpMyAdmin-3.1.5
That should work.
-- Frederique
Frederique Rijsdijk wrote:
Hi,
Miroslav Lachman wrote:
Hi,
I tried -x to exclude some port from recursive upgrade, but it seems not
working.
# portmaster -x mysql-client-* phpMyAdmin-3.1.5
Escape the asterix:
portmaster -x mysql-client-\* phpMyAdmin-3.1.5
That should work.
Hijacking
Frederique Rijsdijk wrote:
Hi,
Miroslav Lachman wrote:
Hi,
I tried -x to exclude some port from recursive upgrade, but it seems not
working.
# portmaster -x mysql-client-* phpMyAdmin-3.1.5
Escape the asterix:
portmaster -x mysql-client-\* phpMyAdmin-3.1.5
That should work.
It is my
Lawrence Stewart wrote:
Hijacking the thread slightly,
Generally better to start a new one, FYI.
but is there a way to exclude multiple
ports using the -x switch
Not at this time, you'll want to use the -i option.
hth,
Doug
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Try using just this:
portmaster -x mysql-client- phpMyAdmin-3.1.5
That should work. If it does not, please let me know.
Doug
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