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Rob1n |
2010-04-08
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#21
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Originally Posted by stobbsc
Looks okay - is your repository actually called "extras-devel" though? If you've named it anything else then it won't match. To get a list of the repositories, you can run:
Code:
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2010-04-08
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#22
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Originally Posted by GEONXT
You're right - there was a typo in the URL. It's fixed now, so give it another shot.
That is a L I think a diferent font output looks like a 1. I dont think the link works i cant download the zip file from that site?
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2010-04-08
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#23
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this is pretty cool,
I've created a little script file that holds all my repo's in and I run the file with a parameter and then it runs your code for me. so I only need to dun
sh Repo.sh 1
so a quick question then.
Is it possible to create a shortcut command that runs sh Repo.sh
or something like that
I've created a little script file that holds all my repo's in and I run the file with a parameter and then it runs your code for me. so I only need to dun
sh Repo.sh 1
so a quick question then.
Is it possible to create a shortcut command that runs sh Repo.sh
or something like that
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2010-04-08
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#24
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Originally Posted by stobbsc
A shortcut command runnable from where? You can create aliases or add executable scripts into the path, which will allow you to run the script with just "repo" (for example). If you're wanting to add it to the desktop/app menu, you should be able to create a .desktop file to launch it (see http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php?t=35858 for details on how to do this).
this is pretty cool,
I've created a little script file that holds all my repo's in and I run the file with a parameter and then it runs your code for me. so I only need to dun
sh Repo.sh 1
so a quick question then.
Is it possible to create a shortcut command that runs sh Repo.sh
or something like that
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2010-04-08
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#25
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Originally Posted by Rob1n
awesome just what I needed :-)
A shortcut command runnable from where? You can create aliases or add executable scripts into the path, which will allow you to run the script with just "repo" (for example). If you're wanting to add it to the desktop/app menu, you should be able to create a .desktop file to launch it (see http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php?t=35858 for details on how to do this).
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2010-04-08
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#26
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Originally Posted by Rob1n
in which they are "currently" found in... i got a question about that:
The sources.txt file will then contain information on which packages you've installed and which repository they're currently found in.
lets assume there is an app in extras. now what happens when such an app gets an update which gets uploaded to devel?
patches have to go through devel as well, right?
or another scenario: what if you downloaded a program when it was in devel, and when you look it up with your app it already went up to extras the time you check?
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2010-04-08
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#27
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Originally Posted by msa
The script includes version checks, so it's only reported if the version in the repository matches the currently installed one. If the currently installed version is not found in any repository, it'll report all found versions (with the version number in brackets afterwards).
lets assume there is an app in extras. now what happens when such an app gets an update which gets uploaded to devel?
patches have to go through devel as well, right?
Originally Posted by msa
It'll report the repository it's currently in (there seems to be nothing logged to indicate which repository it was installed from). The script also includes a prioritisation system for the extras repositories, so if the same package version is found in multiple repositories, only the highest priority one is reported.
or another scenario: what if you downloaded a program when it was in devel, and when you look it up with your app it already went up to extras the time you check?
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2010-04-09
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#28
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Rob1n, thanks for this.
Could you help me out with the following though:
~ # cut -f1 sources.txt | sort | uniq
Nokia Applications
Nokia System Software Updates
Ovi
Unknown
No devel or testing, and I know I have packages from those. Could it be that "unknown" is extras-devel and -testing on my system?
Could you help me out with the following though:
~ # cut -f1 sources.txt | sort | uniq
Nokia Applications
Nokia System Software Updates
Ovi
Unknown
No devel or testing, and I know I have packages from those. Could it be that "unknown" is extras-devel and -testing on my system?
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2010-04-09
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#29
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Originally Posted by nex
Do you have the extras-devel and -testing repositories configured and enabled? If not, the apps will fall under Unknown (along with any others you've installed which aren't in any current repository).
Rob1n, thanks for this.
Could you help me out with the following though:
~ # cut -f1 sources.txt | sort | uniq
Nokia Applications
Nokia System Software Updates
Ovi
Unknown
No devel or testing, and I know I have packages from those. Could it be that "unknown" is extras-devel and -testing on my system?
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2010-04-09
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#30
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Originally Posted by Rob1n
Well I should have known this. It's working perfectly now, thanks
Do you have the extras-devel and -testing repositories configured and enabled? If not, the apps will fall under Unknown (along with any others you've installed which aren't in any current repository).
