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Here is a cool way to get new updates downloaded into your pacman cache:
/usr/bin/pacupdate:
# /usr/bin/bash
pacman "$@" --dbonly --dbpath /tempPac # or wherever you want it
just call
pacupdate -Syu [packages you want cached]
and then new files will be downloaded into your pacman cache folder, and can be used when you call pacman, but wont affect your system in any way.
You could make a cron script to run this every now and again to fetch updates
Use at your own risk...
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Mod note: This thread spawned a discussion that was split off to another thread: https://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?id=164785
Read that if it is not clear what this script does or why it is useful.
That discussion also lead to this variation of it:
#!/bin/bash
mkdir tmpdb
ln -sf /var/lib/pacman/local -T tmpdb/local
pacman -Syuw --dbpath tmpdb "$@"
Last edited by Xyne (2013-06-07 23:50:40)
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