On Wed, May 11, 2011 at 11:52:23AM +0200, Michel Hermier <[email protected]> wrote: > I didn't fully read the code yet but I have 2 remarks for now. > > * For me it's a -Q suboptions.
Yes, but the -Q output is never changed when the database is unchanged, while this is not true for -P, so I added it as a major option. > * It chould conflict with root change options. I fixed that locally (will push out when I addressed the issues you already mentioned in the other mail). > Otherwise it's quite a cool option. > It may even might be cooler if usable to automate some restart/stop > services/daemon/system requests on upgrade/uninstall and therefore > simplify the .install scripts. Or even do a simple warning to the user. My plan is to: 1) Use /proc/pid/cgroup to determine which service started the process and display that value. If it's a simple foo.service, then it's trivial to restart, but this is not always the case, so I would not automate that. (For example I do not want pacman -Syu to restart X.) 2) Modify pacman -Syu to print a warning if the pacman -P output is not empty (needs a little modification, but should be easy). Thanks.
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