I keep a local rsync of the openpkg releases and lately I have discovered I can upgrade my hosts to newer releases just by changing the index build uses when curling for packages.
For example, every host has .openpkg/build with something like this in it: -f ftp://myrsyncserver/release/2.0/00INDEX.rdf So running openpkg build -Ua | sh - will upgrade 2.0 packages. So if I want to upgrade to 2.1, I just change the .openpkg/build file to say: -f ftp://myrsyncserver/release/2.1/00INDEX.rdf Then I run openpkg build -Ua | sh - and it recompiles everything under the new release. I've upgraded a couple systems so far with this method with no problems. Are there any glaring issues with this because it seems easier to upgrade this way than to manually --rebuild the openpkg package. Thanks, Aaron ______________________________________________________________________ The OpenPKG Project www.openpkg.org User Communication List [EMAIL PROTECTED]
