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dipesh.nomad

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Registered: 2011-01-24

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[Solved]List yaourt packages

Is there a way to list packages installed using yaourt or from aur? I need to upgrade my yaourt packages and i have installed lots of packages from aur.
Thanks in advance for your help..

Last edited by dipesh.nomad (2011-11-17 08:27:53)

sips

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Registered: 2008-07-13

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Re: [Solved]List yaourt packages

pacman -Qm
yaourt -Qm
yaourt -Qmd
yaourt -Qme
yaourt -Qmed

toad

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Re: [Solved]List yaourt packages

If you use packer aur packages get upgraded automagically.

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Awebb

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Re: [Solved]List yaourt packages

Yaourt can update AUR packages as far as I know.

bernarcher

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Re: [Solved]List yaourt packages

I use this update sequence routinely. First update the mirror sync files and standard packages:

yaourt -Syu

Then check and update the installed AUR packages.

yaourt -Su --aur

You could merge both commands into "yaourt -Syu --aur" but this may lead to problems when there are issues updating the standard packages.

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dipesh.nomad

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Re: [Solved]List yaourt packages

Thanks everyone.. "yaourt -Syu --aur" works great..

karol

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Re: [Solved]List yaourt packages

Please mark the thread as solved.

KlavKalashj

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Re: [Solved]List yaourt packages

You can also use 'yaourt -Syua', a little bit faster

Mr.Elendig

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Re: [Solved]List yaourt packages

A small clarification: pacman -Qm does not show packages from aur, it should any packages not in the currnet sync db, which may mean that they came from aur.
That also means that if you installed foobar from aur, and then later it was move to community, or you enabled a repo that provided foobar, -Qm would no longer list it.

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Re: [Solved]List yaourt packages

And another small advice: If you have several -git/-cvs/-svn/-hg packages, then you could also run 'yaourt -Syua --devel' and it will check if there are newer revisions in the upstream repos.

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