Thanks for pointing this out. I've just updated the ChangeLog now.
Stefaan
2008/10/9 Robin H. Johnson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> On Wed, Oct 08, 2008 at 09:59:02PM +, Stefaan De Roeck (stefaan) wrote:
>> stefaan 08/10/08 21:59:02
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>> Added:
; This is badly in need of a maintainer. if somebody wants to take the
> main parts of it, I can help them with the LDAP section of it.
Mine now! :) Seems the newer version doesn't require a lengthy init script...
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> - media-libs/libdc1394
> - media-video/coriander
I'm picking up these two at least...
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It's nice to see someone from nearby join Gentoo. (I live in Leuven)
Welcome to the project!! I suppose we'll see you at the next FOSDEM? :)
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not screw
anything up, or you'll end up doing nothing. :)
Thanks for joining us on our quest,
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en mounts of instalation directories,
and mounts of run-time usage directories.
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On 1/7/06, Petteri Räty <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Stefaan wrote:
> > The obvious solution seems to do "keepdir", so portage would attempt
> > to make the directory and put a .keep file in there. I say attempt,
> > because the following problem will oc
also after an unmerge.
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rge
!!! And finish by running this: env-update
You suggest keeping the /afs dir, this would be an easy solution of
course, but it does seem untidy, doesn't it? (Makes me think of the
windows uninstallers saying "not all files could be removed, have a
nice day")
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cause pkg_prerm is ran first, and pkg_postinst afterwards.
However, during an upgrade, pkg_prerm of the old version is ran
_after_ pkg_postinst of the new version. This results in the
directory disappearing, and therefore afs failing to start.
Any input is greatly appreciated,
Thanks,
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ages if necessary to use those two is an easy task. However, this
isn't an option for gentoo either, as we don't split packages into
-libs and -devel.
So I'm wondering, what would be a clean solution for this problem?
Cheers,
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