Re: [arch-general] patch integrity check to compare tree to dbs - was: Integrity Check i686 of core, extra 28-08-2009
On Wed, Sep 2, 2009 at 12:28 AM, Henning Garushenning.ga...@googlemail.com wrote: Here it is. seems a bit shorter this way. I also changed the handling of the any arch. Checking any alone does not seem very useful, so I allowed multiple abs roots to be specified. If I understood abs correctly, there are only 2 trees : i686 and x86_64 e.g. in abs.conf we have : # # The architecture to fetch abs for # Either i686 or x86_64 # ARCH=i686 and my i686 tree seem to contain all 'any' packages. It apparently works the same way for the pacman databases. About the second patch, I like it from the quick look I just had (minus a few typos :)). I will have a closer look and give it some testing when I have the occasion. Thanks for you work!
Re: [arch-general] patch integrity check to compare tree to dbs - was: Integrity Check i686 of core, extra 28-08-2009
Xavier wrote:
On Wed, Sep 2, 2009 at 12:28 AM, Henning
Garushenning.ga...@googlemail.com wrote:
Here it is. seems a bit shorter this way. I also changed the handling of the
any arch. Checking any alone does not seem very useful, so I allowed multiple
abs roots to be specified.
If I understood abs correctly, there are only 2 trees : i686 and x86_64
e.g. in abs.conf we have :
#
# The architecture to fetch abs for
# Either i686 or x86_64
#
ARCH=i686
and my i686 tree seem to contain all 'any' packages.
Correct. Ignoring all the variables here... but this is the line from
ABS. Note it syncs both the $ARCH directory (i686/x86_64) and the any
one.
msg Starting ABS sync...
$SYNCCMD $SYNCARGS $INCLUDE $EXCLUDE
${SYNCSERVER}::abs/{${ARCH},any}/ $ABSROOT
So as long as you are checking out the ABS tree using abs, the any
packages will be alongside the non-any packages.
Allan
