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Pacman has resume support but when installing packages from AUR with yaourt, if you interrupted it and then tried to install it again it will start from the beginning.
I want it to resume whether it stopped in the download phase or in the make phase, I know that make has resume support, I checked man yaourtrc, it doesn't say anything about this.
So is there a package or a configuration for Yaourt to make it resume ?
Last edited by niceman (2015-09-05 10:56:41)
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Nope, that is just how makepkg and yaourt work. Makepkg will reuse already downloaded sources though
Last edited by runical (2015-09-05 12:11:16)
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...,Makepkg will reuse already downloaded sources though
It doesn't on my machine ?!!! hmmmm probably because I use tmpfs, well thanks anyway.
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runical wrote:...,Makepkg will reuse already downloaded sources though
It doesn't on my machine ?!!! hmmmm probably because I use tmpfs, well thanks anyway.
Yaourt most likely cleans up after makepkg, so that could be the culprit. Try using makepkg directly and see how that goes.
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niceman wrote:runical wrote:...,Makepkg will reuse already downloaded sources though
It doesn't on my machine ?!!! hmmmm probably because I use tmpfs, well thanks anyway.
Yaourt most likely cleans up after makepkg, so that could be the culprit. Try using makepkg directly and see how that goes.
makepkg does resume, yaourt doesn't , I guess you're right, I guess it does clean the packages(and man yaourtrc doesn't show any option to make it not clean
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and man yaourtrc doesn't show any option to make it not clean
re-read the manpage part about the DEVELSRCDIR variable .
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niceman wrote:and man yaourtrc doesn't show any option to make it not clean
re-read the manpage part about the DEVELSRCDIR variable .
well setting DEVELSRCDIR to for example /var/aurcache didn't make resume after download
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