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I'm in process of making package backup lists. One for std repo packages using pacman -Qeq, the other for AUR packages using pacman -Qmq. I notice a package in the Qmq list, xame that is no longer available in the AUR.
I've looked and did not find a solution to list the no longer in AUR installed packages. Search sources, man pacman, the wiki, https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Pacman, https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Pacman_tips, and several google hits.
Last edited by NuSkool (2015-09-08 13:20:51)
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Pacman doesn't know anything about the AUR. -Qm doesn't check for aur packages, it just checks for packages that are installed that are not in the repos.
You'd have to either check each -Qm package to see if it is still in the AUR, or write a script to do this for you. Pacman will not.
(mod note: not a pacman issue, moving to AUR subforum)
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All pacman knows is that the package is not in the repositories. It doesn't know about the AUR or which packages are in the AUR. If you need information about the AUR, you'll have to use an AUR helper or interface with the AUR yourself.
EDIT: Too slow...
Last edited by runical (2015-09-08 12:14:18)
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You could knock up a simple bash 'for' loop to use $AURHELPER to search the aur for each package in pacman -Qqm's output.
e.g.
for pkg in $(pacman -Qqm); do
cower -s $pkg &>/dev/null || echo "$pkg not in AUR"
done
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WorMzy, thank you that worked sweet. I started using pacaur, cower is dep, so already installed.
Thanks for info to everyone.
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