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 Posted: Wed Jul 16, 2008 4:22 pm Post subject: portage search question |
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I mostly do package searching with eix (much faster than the others), however I'm not sure it can do what I want...
I want to search for every package in kde-* that is less than or equal to 3.5.8.
How do I do this?
sorry if it's obvious...
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What is the reason that you want to search like that? If you want to find all installed kde packages you can use this:
| Code: | | equery list kde-base/ | grep 3\.5 |
To unmerge:
| Code: | | query list kde-base/ | grep 3\.5 | xargs emerge --unmerge |
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I'm not uninstalling, mind you.
It seems many of my KDE packages were not upgraded past 3.5.8 (I believe that was the release when I started this install). For one, korganizer has been giving me segfaults because it was in the wrong version.
My question is really how to upgrade all the kde packages... -uDNav world doesn't do it.
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Perhaps because KDE-3.5.9 is still marked as unstable via keyword. I have been running it since it hit portage, and as far as I'm concerned, it rocks the Casbah!
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erm... 3.5.9-r1 is stable... and I'm ~amd64 anyway...
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M'kay. I didn't know that.
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CORRECTION: From kdebase-3.5.9-r1.ebuild: | Code: | | KEYWORDS="~alpha ~amd64 ~hppa ~ia64 ~mips ~ppc ~ppc64 ~sparc ~x86 ~x86-fbsd" |
That sure looks like keyword masking to me. Portage tree updated today; 07-16-08 @04:04 hours, Central time.
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this sure is confusing... kdebase (I don't have installed - I'm using the modular packages, not monolithic) has a stable version 3.5.9-r3.
Furthermore, it seems all 3.5.8 references have been pruned.
Even worse, my kdebase-meta is at version 3.5.8 - I could have sworn *that* was in my world file...
Is this intentional?
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I don't know. I have zero references to kdebase-3.5.8 in any of my portage trees. I wonder if this is a function of having the ~arch set up.
Hmm
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Same here - my packages just never got updated...
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What kde packages are in your world file?
I have a script I use to update everything, regardless of whether it is a dependency of anything else. You can try this and see if it helps.
| Code: | #!/usr/bin/perl
$cmd="emerge --oneshot --newuse -avku ";
foreach $_ (`equery list | grep "/" | sort`)
{
chomp($_);
@package = split(/(-\d+\.)|(-\d+(-r\d+)?$)|(-\d+\D(-r\d+)?$)/,$_);
$cmd = $cmd . $package[0] . " ";
}
print "Executing $cmd\n";
system("$cmd"); |
Not necessarily the most elegant split line... but it seems to work for me! You need equery, so make sure you have gentoolkit installed (but I highly doubt you don't already). This will do an ask anyways, so it won't do anything unless you confirm the emerge. Basically it takes every single package on your system and looks for an update, including orphaned dependencies.
Anyone is free to use this for whatever they want, but I make no guarantees of any kind. |
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'media-libs/portaudio-19_pre20071207' is not a valid package atom.
After doing research, I've changed my mind a bit...
Basically, can anyone just tell me how to search for packages in kde-* that areless than their current version?
search or rebuild is fine...
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grr... splitting those things on the version level is actually harder than it looks... it's worked for me, but I don't run ~x86...
I'll see if I can figure out a way to do what you are trying to do.
This requires a bit of manual work, but not much.
Try "equery list kde"
It spits out about 10-12 packages on my system, which can be visually inspected in a few seconds for anything lower than the version in question. You could easily enough just glance at the list for anything under 3.5.9.
You could also do "equery list kde | grep -v 3.5.9" to further reduce the number of things you'd have to visually inspect, although this would spit out anything >3.5.9 too.
Also fixed the build all script to handle that weird package version:
| Code: | #!/usr/bin/perl
$cmd="emerge --oneshot --newuse -avku ";
foreach $_ (`equery list | grep "/" | sort`)
{
chomp($_);
@package = split(/(-\d+\.)|(-\d+(-r\d+)?$)|(-\d+\D(-r\d+)?$)|(-\w+_pre)/,$_);
$cmd = $cmd . $package[0] . " ";
}
print "Executing $cmd\n";
system("$cmd"); |
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