Re: [aur-general] Package deletion
Arkham wrote: Could someone please delete http://aur.archlinux.org/packages.php?ID=24988 ? I uploaded it by mistake ;) Done. :)
[aur-general] Package deletion
Could someone please delete http://aur.archlinux.org/packages.php?ID=24988 ? I uploaded it by mistake ;)
Re: [aur-general] Packages for adoption
On Wed, Mar 25, 2009 at 17:39, Daenyth Blank wrote: > On Wed, Mar 11, 2009 at 19:58, Alexander Fehr wrote: >> Hi, >> >> I want to give away some packages from [community] that I'm not longer >> interested to maintain: >> >> bygfoot >> catfish >> dvdstyler (wxsvg) >> kazehakase >> mget >> pinot (xapian-core, libtextcat, unrtf) >> qemulator >> tracker, tracker-gnome-search-tool >> >> If you want any of them, just write a short note and I will orphan >> them. >> >> Also I don't have the time to maintain the vmware PKGBUILDs anymore: >> >> vmware-workstation, vmware-workstation-modules >> vmware-player, vmware-player-modules >> vmware-server, vmware-server-modules, vmware-server-console >> >> If no TU wants them, I will orphan them in a few days. >> >> >> Alex >> > > I orphaned the packages in this list which haven't been disowned or > adopted so far. > Also disowned any packages which were out of date in [unsupported], they've all been ignored for months so it looks. If I was mistaken, please re-adopt them and update
Re: [aur-general] Packages for adoption
On Wed, Mar 11, 2009 at 19:58, Alexander Fehr wrote: > Hi, > > I want to give away some packages from [community] that I'm not longer > interested to maintain: > > bygfoot > catfish > dvdstyler (wxsvg) > kazehakase > mget > pinot (xapian-core, libtextcat, unrtf) > qemulator > tracker, tracker-gnome-search-tool > > If you want any of them, just write a short note and I will orphan > them. > > Also I don't have the time to maintain the vmware PKGBUILDs anymore: > > vmware-workstation, vmware-workstation-modules > vmware-player, vmware-player-modules > vmware-server, vmware-server-modules, vmware-server-console > > If no TU wants them, I will orphan them in a few days. > > > Alex > I orphaned the packages in this list which haven't been disowned or adopted so far.
Re: [aur-general] Please delete a package
2009/3/25 José Valecillos : > My error was upload the same PKBUILD of an anterior name of the > package. The xammp is the correct package and xammp-linux must be > deleted. > > 2009/3/24, Dieter Plaetinck : >> On Wed, 25 Mar 2009 21:19:34 +1930 >> José Valecillos wrote: >> >>> I commited a mistake uploading one of my packages, then the >>> xammp-linux package is a error. Can you delete please >>> >> >> fyi: if you upload a new source tarball for the same package it will >> replace the old one. >> >> Do you still need the package deleted? >> > > > -- > José Valecillos > done btw, the package was xampp-linux not xammp-linux
Re: [aur-general] System cleaning?
On Wed, Mar 25, 2009 at 12:54:44PM -0400, Andrei Thorp wrote: > Sorry, better use: > > pacman -Rs $(pacman -Qdt | sed "s/ .*//") pacman -Qqdt
Re: [aur-general] System cleaning?
On Wed, Mar 25, 2009 at 12:54, Andrei Thorp wrote: > Sorry, better use: > > pacman -Rs $(pacman -Qdt | sed "s/ .*//") > > -AT Or pacman -Rs $(pacman -Qqdt)
Re: [aur-general] System cleaning?
Sorry, better use: pacman -Rs $(pacman -Qdt | sed "s/ .*//") -AT On Wed, Mar 25, 2009 at 12:39 PM, Andrei Thorp wrote: > You can do > > pacman -Qdt to list all packages that were installed as dependencies > but are no longer required. You can then take these packages and > remove them. You can do this automatically like: > > pacman -Qdt | sed "s/ .*//" | sudo xargs pacman -Rs > > This will delete all packages that are installed as a result of > unneeded dependencies. In the future, use pacman -Rs to not have to do > this (rather than pacman -R). > > Also, consider switching to ext4 and doing a defrag when you're at it. > ext4+defrag has extends that cause shorter seek time. > > Cheers, > > -AT > > On Wed, Mar 25, 2009 at 10:31 AM, Brandon Martin wrote: >> You would think that I would have been using arch long enough to know how to >> do this buy I don't. I was using gnome then I tried to uninstall it and I >> used kdemod for a little while but know I want to use gnome again. I >> uninstalled kdemod and reinstalled gnome but it just doesn't seem as snappy >> as it was before. Plus I have easytag installed and when I click the home >> folder from the places menu it opened easytag. On top of that when I was >> connected to a remote FTP and I try to edit and save something I get a gvfs >> error. This use to work fine before. In the past I have usually just done a >> fresh install because I am weird about having only what I need installed and >> have never taken the time to learn all I can do with pacman. >> >> So my main question is can how do I do a major cleaning removing what I >> don't need and how do I check if I am missing something I do need since I am >> running into a few oddities. What is the best way to get my system clean and >> mean. >> >> Thanks for any insight. >> >> -- >> Brandon Martin >> >
Re: [aur-general] System cleaning?
You can do pacman -Qdt to list all packages that were installed as dependencies but are no longer required. You can then take these packages and remove them. You can do this automatically like: pacman -Qdt | sed "s/ .*//" | sudo xargs pacman -Rs This will delete all packages that are installed as a result of unneeded dependencies. In the future, use pacman -Rs to not have to do this (rather than pacman -R). Also, consider switching to ext4 and doing a defrag when you're at it. ext4+defrag has extends that cause shorter seek time. Cheers, -AT On Wed, Mar 25, 2009 at 10:31 AM, Brandon Martin wrote: > You would think that I would have been using arch long enough to know how to > do this buy I don't. I was using gnome then I tried to uninstall it and I > used kdemod for a little while but know I want to use gnome again. I > uninstalled kdemod and reinstalled gnome but it just doesn't seem as snappy > as it was before. Plus I have easytag installed and when I click the home > folder from the places menu it opened easytag. On top of that when I was > connected to a remote FTP and I try to edit and save something I get a gvfs > error. This use to work fine before. In the past I have usually just done a > fresh install because I am weird about having only what I need installed and > have never taken the time to learn all I can do with pacman. > > So my main question is can how do I do a major cleaning removing what I > don't need and how do I check if I am missing something I do need since I am > running into a few oddities. What is the best way to get my system clean and > mean. > > Thanks for any insight. > > -- > Brandon Martin >
Re: [aur-general] Please delete a package
My error was upload the same PKBUILD of an anterior name of the package. The xammp is the correct package and xammp-linux must be deleted. 2009/3/24, Dieter Plaetinck : > On Wed, 25 Mar 2009 21:19:34 +1930 > José Valecillos wrote: > >> I commited a mistake uploading one of my packages, then the >> xammp-linux package is a error. Can you delete please >> > > fyi: if you upload a new source tarball for the same package it will > replace the old one. > > Do you still need the package deleted? > -- José Valecillos
[aur-general] System cleaning?
You would think that I would have been using arch long enough to know how to do this buy I don't. I was using gnome then I tried to uninstall it and I used kdemod for a little while but know I want to use gnome again. I uninstalled kdemod and reinstalled gnome but it just doesn't seem as snappy as it was before. Plus I have easytag installed and when I click the home folder from the places menu it opened easytag. On top of that when I was connected to a remote FTP and I try to edit and save something I get a gvfs error. This use to work fine before. In the past I have usually just done a fresh install because I am weird about having only what I need installed and have never taken the time to learn all I can do with pacman. So my main question is can how do I do a major cleaning removing what I don't need and how do I check if I am missing something I do need since I am running into a few oddities. What is the best way to get my system clean and mean. Thanks for any insight. -- Brandon Martin
[aur-general] package removal/orphaning request: rubberband
Please orphan or remove this package, I'd be willing to take over but the author of the PKGBUILD can have it back if he wants to. http://aur.archlinux.org/packages.php?ID=15349 For the following reasons: -Wrong homepage link -some minor things inside the PKGBUILD -out of date since a few weeks and most importantly: -source isn't downloaded from the authors website and the downloaded tarball is significantly larger than the original one: rubberband-1.2.tar.bz 298627 rubberband-1.2-arch.tar.bz2 2739510 I won't attempt to see what the difference is, either way it's just wrong to download a modified tarball from a third party website, especially with an active project. Best regards Philipp
Re: [aur-general] Please delete a package
On Wed, 25 Mar 2009 21:19:34 +1930 José Valecillos wrote: > I commited a mistake uploading one of my packages, then the > xammp-linux package is a error. Can you delete please > fyi: if you upload a new source tarball for the same package it will replace the old one. Do you still need the package deleted?
Re: [aur-general] Package disown request (omniorbpy)
Original-Nachricht > Datum: Tue, 24 Mar 2009 10:01:18 -0400 > Von: Daenyth Blank > On Tue, Mar 24, 2009 at 07:38, wrote: > > Hi! > > > > The package omniorbpy (ID 7457) is quite old and there seems to be no > maintenance since some time... > > Is it possible to "disown" the package? > > I would like to submit omniorbpy-3.3... > > > > Greetings, > > Tobias > > > > Done Thanks!
