On 1/18/06, Ben Kelley wrote:
> On 1/18/06, Michael Erdely <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > http://erdelynet.com/downloads/pkg_info-1.7-port38.tgz)
> Shouldn't that be pkg_find, not pkg_info?
Darnit! Yes
http://erdelynet.com/downloads/pkg_find-1.7-port38.tgz
Thanks, Ben, for the heads up.
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On 12/29/05, Michael Erdely <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On 12/29/05, Juan J. Martmnez <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > I've done a little script to get the index.txt from the ftp (or do a ls
> > *.tgz) and the search with regex in package names.
>
> I've written something very similar (also a shell
> I've done a little script to get the index.txt from the ftp (or do a ls
> *.tgz) and the search with regex in package names.
Hi there,
This is a great little script! Thanks.
Suggestions:
I had to hack the script for it to work with -current, because uname
on current returns 3.8. Maybe you sho
On 12/29/05, Juan J. Martmnez <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I've done a little script to get the index.txt from the ftp (or do a ls
> *.tgz) and the search with regex in package names.
I've written something very similar (also a shell script) with a few
differences. It respects SUDO= in /etc/mk.co
Hello,
Sometimes I don't like to install the ports tree to search for packages,
because I know what I want to install. But I don't know the exact
package name.
I've done a little script to get the index.txt from the ftp (or do a ls
*.tgz) and the search with regex in package names.
Example:
$ p
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