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Kasumi_Ninja
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 Posted: Sat Sep 04, 2010 8:27 pm Post subject: Script to build binary updates weekly? |
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I'm looking for a script to build binary packages weeky. Currently I use a simple command:
| Code: | | emerge -uvBDN @world && echo "Binary packages are ready to install" | mail -s "emerge info" @mymail |
The problem is that the -B option requires all build-time depencies re emerged on the system, which isn't always the case. Who knows a good script to build update binaries without installing them?
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DaggyStyle
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| Posted: Sat Sep 04, 2010 8:44 pm Post subject: Re: Script to build binary updates weekly? |
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| Kasumi_Ninja wrote: | I'm looking for a script to build binary packages weeky. Currently I use a simple command:
| Code: | | emerge -uvBDN @world && echo "Binary packages are ready to install" | mail -s "emerge info" @mymail |
The problem is that the -B option requires all build-time depencies re emerged on the system, which isn't always the case. Who knows a good script to build update binaries without installing them? |
what about setting | Code: | | FEATURES="buildpkg" |
in /etc/make.conf?
this will create a bz2 of every software you emerge that holds the bins.
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Thx for the help. I have buildpkg enabled, I'm looking for a script to build these binaries without installing them.
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John R. Graham
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Not possible, directly, anyway. Build-time dependencies are needed in order to complete the build of the package. If your question is, how do I build these packages without building their build time dependencies, well then, you can't.
However, if you just want to build the binary packages but don't care if the build time dependencies get built--but you don't want binary packages for the build time dependencies, try emerging with the following command line options. First, to build the build-time dependencies: | Code: | emerge --onlydeps -uDNv @world
emerge --nodeps -uDNvB @world |
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dwbowyer
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emerge --buildpkgonly
But you can't have unsatisfied dependencies (that are not installed on the system. |
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Genone
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If you absolutely don't want the build dependencies merged on your host system use a chroot for building the packages together with the --onlydeps/--nodeps trick.
By definition it is necessary to merge the build dependencies on the build system, just like it's necessary to merge the runtime deps on the target system. |
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