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If you run into this, what I did to solve it was to just copy the files from the ABS back into /etc/pacman.d. If you've run abs, the files are located in /var/abs/base/pacman.
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Well, I ran sortmirrors while behind a customers firewall before I thought about it, and it cleared out ALL of the repos from all the pacman.d files.. I have a backup (but due to a bug with 'hdup' that won't allow single file restores from compressed archives - which I alerted the author about earlier in the week), I'm waiting on my bunzip2 to complete on the huge backup file and thought I'd post here while waiting. ;-)
Is there a list of all the repos somewhere or is there somewhere I can re-download the pacman.d files?
I've searched the forum and the wiki but haven't found them.
Thanks!
JM
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List of mirrors
I put that up a while back when someone had the same problem. Eventually, it will make its way to the new wiki.
"Be conservative in what you send; be liberal in what you accept." -- Postel's Law
"tacos" -- Cactus' Law
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My question is why the mirrors get deleted when you run sortmirrors... is this a misconfiguration or a bug?
I think I submitted a bug for this a while back, but I don't recall getting any feedback on it.
Dusty
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List of mirrors
I put that up a while back when someone had the same problem. Eventually, it will make its way to the new wiki.
I asked once, and it is still annoying.
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My question is why the mirrors get deleted when you run sortmirrors... is this a misconfiguration or a bug?
I think I submitted a bug for this a while back, but I don't recall getting any feedback on it.
Dusty
This happened to me right after a *fresh install* -- I instalaled 0.7 base from FTP sources.. installed base packages. Booted into system, downloaded netselect, ran sortmirrors & Viola! All the mirrors were deleted from /etc/pacman.d/[repo_name] .... I was able to get them back by reinstalling pacman after deleting all files in the directory.
OUCH.
Any word ??
Brice
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Fixed the sortmirrors.pl bug for next release.
If anyone wants to hack on netselect to fix the other issue, it would be helpful. See the bug report above for details.
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Hmm... scratch that. I didn't fix the sortmirrors bug.
Turns out it's netselect's fault. On my laptop, netselect doesn't do its job and gives back no servers. On two other boxes, it works fine.
Sorry, not much I can do here, unless we find a better tool than netselect.
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Hmm... scratch that. I didn't fix the sortmirrors bug.
Turns out it's netselect's fault. On my laptop, netselect doesn't do its job and gives back no servers. On two other boxes, it works fine.
Sorry, not much I can do here, unless we find a better tool than netselect.
Why not use a combination of ping and traceroute & parse the results? Although this doesn't look into bandwith caps such as what ibiblio (and I believe nethat.com limits to 350k/s) implements.
Brice
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