On Wed, 2007-10-17 at 20:21 +0200, Terje Røsten wrote: > * seth vidal > > A while back it was suggested that we log which installroot the pkgs > > were installed in if it is not / > > > > so something like: > > Oct 17 13:37:01 Installed: zsh - 4.3.4-4.fc8.i386 - /my/chroot > > Oct 17 13:38:33 Erased: zsh - /my/chroot > > > I just added this in - does it make sense to everyone to not list it if > > it /?
Who asked for this, and did they give a problem they are trying to solve by it? I think a better solution is to use a different log file when using a custom installroot, so maybe they'd be happy with a --logfile cmd line option? That also seems to solve problems where you use run from outside the chroot, but then want to then run inside the chroot as though all the commands happened there (with this fix you'd need to convert the logfile). If we do go this route though I'd prefer to not have anything be different for normal entries as this keeps backward compat. on the logfile format ... and is also how epoch is handled. > I think I like this better maybe: > > Oct 17 13:37:01 Installed: /my/chroot/zsh - 4.3.4-4.fc8.i386 > Oct 17 13:38:33 Erased: /my/chroot/zsh > > With /zsh reduced to zsh. I can't say I like this as it looks like a path and that doesn't exist. It's also more likely to confuse yum logfile parsing code. -- James Antill <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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