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devsk <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> posted
[EMAIL PROTECTED], excerpted below, on Sun, 23
Nov 2008 21:01:40 -0800:
> Why is a portage daemon such a bad thing? Or hard to do? I would very
> much like a daemon running on my system which I can configure to sync
> the portage tree once a week (or month if I am
On Sun, 23 Nov 2008 21:01:40 -0800 (PST)
devsk <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > not relying on custom system daemonsrunning in the background.
>
> Why is a portage daemon such a bad thing? Or hard to do? I would very
> much like a daemon running on my system which I can configure to sync
> the port
> not relying on custom system daemonsrunning in the background.
Why is a portage daemon such a bad thing? Or hard to do? I would very much like
a daemon running on my system which I can configure to sync the portage tree
once a week (or month if I am lazy), give me a summary of hot fixes, secur
On Sun, 23 Nov 2008 07:17:40 -0500
"Emma Strubell" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> However, I've started looking at the code, and I must admit I'm pretty
> overwhelmed! I don't know where to start. I was wondering if anyone
> on here could give me a quick overview of how the search function
> current
There is daemon, which notices about filesystem changes -
http://pyinotify.sourceforge.net/ would be a good choice.
In case many different applications use portage tree directly without using
any portage API (which is a bad choice, I think, and should be deprecated),
then there is a kind of "hack"
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Mike Auty schrieb:
> Finally there are overlays, and since these can change outside of an
> "emerge --sync" (as indeed can the main tree), you'll have to reindex
> these before each search request, or give the user stale data until they
> manually
Hiya Emma,
Good luck on your project. A couple of things to be weary of are disk
I/O, metadata cache backends and overlays.
Disk I/O can be a significant bottleneck. Loading up a lot of files
from disk (be it the metadata cache or whatever) can take a long time
initially, but then be cached
Yes if it would be a low-level implementation to portage, speeding up it's
native code for searching and using indexes, then it would make everything
faster, including emerge (because emerge does search first for package
relations). I have actually wanted to do it myself several years ago, so
react
Wow, that's extremely helpful!! I happen to particularly enjoy tries, so the
suffix trie sounds like a great idea. The trie class example is really
helpful too, because this will be my first time programming in Python, and
it's a bit easier to figure out what's going on syntax-wise in that simple
t
> Thanks for the replies! I know there are a couple programs out there that
> basically already do what I'm looking to do... Unfortunately I wasn't aware
> of these pre-existing utilities until after I submitted my project proposal
> to my professor. So, I'm looking to implement a better search mys
Emma,
It would be great it you could speed search up a bit!
As these other guys have pointed out, we do have some indexing tools in
Gentoo already. Most users don't understand why that kind of functionality
isn't built directly into Portage, but IIRC it has something to do with the
fact that thes
Thanks for the replies! I know there are a couple programs out there that
basically already do what I'm looking to do... Unfortunately I wasn't aware
of these pre-existing utilities until after I submitted my project proposal
to my professor. So, I'm looking to implement a better search myself.
Pre
El dom, 23-11-2008 a las 16:01 +0200, tvali escribió:
> Try esearch.
>
> emerge esearch
> esearch ...
>
> 2008/11/23 Emma Strubell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Hi everyone. My name is Emma, and I am completely new to this
> list. I've been using Gentoo since 2004, including Portage of
>
Try esearch.
emerge esearch
esearch ...
2008/11/23 Emma Strubell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Hi everyone. My name is Emma, and I am completely new to this list. I've
> been using Gentoo since 2004, including Portage of course, and before I say
> anything else I'd like to say thanks to everyone for suc
Hi everyone. My name is Emma, and I am completely new to this list. I've
been using Gentoo since 2004, including Portage of course, and before I say
anything else I'd like to say thanks to everyone for such a kickass package
management system!!
Anyway, for my final project in my Data Structures &
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