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Thank you very much wain !!
yaourt is a great app.
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The old bug crept back in 0.7.6 (can't install a package from extra or community repos).
Last edited by scarecrow (2007-04-14 08:02:36)
Microshaft delenda est
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The old bug crept back in 0.7.6 (can't install a package from extra or community repos).
Can you describe the bug a little more ?
Install from extra works for me:
yaourt vlc
1 extra/libdvbpsi4 0.1.5-1
MPEG TS and DVB PSI tables library (needed by vlc for streaming)
2 extra/vlc 0.8.6a-6
VideoLAN Client is a multi-platform MPEG, VCD/DVD, and DivX player.
3 aur/libdvbpsi 20041028-1
MPEG TS and DVB PSI tables library (needed by vlc for streaming)
4 aur/freeplayer 0.8.4a-2
FreePlayer is a customized version of vlc designed to work with freebox (www.free.fr) freeplayer
5 aur/vlc-svn 19637-3
VideoLAN Client is a multi-platform MPEG, VCD/DVD, and DivX player.SVN Version.
==> Enter n° (separated by blanks, or a range) of packages to be installed
Example: '1 6 7 8 9' or '1 6-9'
==> ----------------------------------------------
==>2
resolving dependencies... done.
looking for inter-conflicts... done.
Targets: dbus-glib-0.73-1 hal-info-0.20070402-1 libsmbios-0.13.6-1
hal-0.5.9-1 libdvbpsi4-0.1.5-1 libdvdcss-1.2.9-2
libdvdnav-0.1.10-2 vlc-0.8.6a-6
Total Package Size: 7.73 MB
Proceed with installation? [Y/n]
Last edited by wain (2007-04-14 08:12:12)
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Doh... please disregard. My mistake- I was playing with an Arch Virtual machine, where I thought I was running yaourt 0.7.6, but in fact it was 0.7.1. Sorry for the confusion.
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Doh... please disregard. My mistake- I was playing with an Arch Virtual machine, where I thought I was running yaourt 0.7.6, but in fact it was 0.7.1. Sorry for the confusion.
No problem
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Is there any svn mirror i could get the sources from.
I would be happy if i could see how such a wrapper works.
Thanks in advance
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Sources? It's a bash script.
1000
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oh ok my fault, i already wondered why it was distributed as one file ;-)
Last edited by dachser (2007-04-20 14:40:14)
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hey wain! I only realised your post today hehe
Here's the screenshot with both yaourt's and vogo's pacman -Ss output :
[img=http://img376.imageshack.us/img376/6876/colorminusssmz3.th.png]
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yaourt seems to be having problems parsing the lib32-libxtst PKGBUILD in AUR...
yaourt -Syu --aur
...
lib32-libxtst: Unable to read lib32-libxtst's PKGBUILD
If I was to venture a guess why, it might have to do with the comment at the top having an opening '<' with no closing '>'.
ie
$ head -n 1 PKGBUILD
# Contributor: nbags <neilbags@gmail.com
Last edited by emphire (2007-04-21 20:05:01)
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If I do yaourt -Ss gnomad it comes up with a package in community and aur, but if I do pacman -Ss gnomad it does not show I package in aur. I'm using yaourt 0.7.6
"The only thing we have to fear is fear itself." - Franklin D. Roosevelt
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Your community mirror sucks.
I am a gated community.
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If I'm not mistaken I'm using the same mirror. Pacman -Ss gnomad returns nothing, but yaourt -Ss gnomad shows gnomad in community.
"The only thing we have to fear is fear itself." - Franklin D. Roosevelt
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There is no gnomad package in community. There's only gnomad2 in unsupported. That's why 'pacman -Ss gnomad' doesn't return anything.
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wain, is it posible to make "yaourt -Ss [expr1] [expr2]" to search for the two expresions as if they were "expr1 AND expr2" instead of "expr1 OR expr2"?
Thanks in advance.
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hey wain! I only realised your post today hehe
Here's the screenshot with both yaourt's and vogo's pacman -Ss output :
[img=http://img376.imageshack.us/img376/6876/colorminusssmz3.th.png]
wain, is it posible to make "yaourt -Ss [expr1] [expr2]" to search for the two expresions as if they were "expr1 AND expr2" instead of "expr1 OR expr2"?
Thanks in advance.
ok it will be in the next version
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a really good tool
Its a sick world we live in....
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New release: yaourt 0.7.7
http://archiwain.free.fr/os/i686/yaourt … pkg.tar.gz
Changelog:
- new colors in search result as requested by gbrunoro
- abitlity to search for packages with regexp like yaourt -Ss "package*manager" to find package with package AND manager in description
- bug fixed when LC_ALL is not defined
Last edited by wain (2007-04-30 10:08:19)
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I have a problem with colors using yaourt under Screen. I use yaourt --lightbg, and in a plain terminal (mrxvt) it comes out fine - with one exception - but under screen, the background for the description text is still black. I'm sure there is something I can add to my screenrc to fix this, but it wasn't like that until the latest revision (I think up to 0.7.2 it worked fine; I haven't tried the ones between .2 and .7).
The one exception I mentioned, is that the repository names have things like "31m" prepended.
See the two screenshots ("ppy" is my alias for "yaourt --lightbg").
Plain terminal:
Mrxvt + screen:
Last edited by eyolf (2007-05-02 11:37:43)
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Thanks for yaourt, it is great!
I have found something, not sure if it is a bug or a feature. I have mplayer (among others, but mplayer will suffice...) defined in srcpac.conf, and it is built locally. If I yaourt -S mplayer, instead of rebuilding mplayer from source, it attempts to download it from the repo. I was under the impression that srcpac kept track of locally built packages and would rebuild them from source automatically. I don't have an adequate means of testing whether or not it will handle updates with yaourt -Suy, and appropriately rebuild my local packages instead of downloading over them. mplayer is listed in /var/lib/srcpac, so I'm sure srcpac is aware of it's duties, I'm just not entirely certain if it is displaying the proper behavior.
yaourt -Sb mplayer worked fine to rebuild the package with my new rules, but I really don't want my custom packages clobbered when I -Suy. Again, it might be nothing and may work fine in that situation, but until a package I have local updates in the repos I have no decent way to test it.
PS. As I was writing this I realized that I hadn't done adequate testing of srcpac. a srcpac -S mplayer gives the same results. Obviously not a yaourt problem. I was temped just to scrap the post, but realized that maybe it could hold some useful information for somebody. In the past srcpac has handled -Suy operations correctly, and I can only assume this new version will as well. Still good to note srcpac's behavior, a -S operation will clobber your built package.
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Thanks for yaourt, it is great!
I have found something, not sure if it is a bug or a feature. I have mplayer (among others, but mplayer will suffice...) defined in srcpac.conf, and it is built locally. If I yaourt -S mplayer, instead of rebuilding mplayer from source, it attempts to download it from the repo. I was under the impression that srcpac kept track of locally built packages and would rebuild them from source automatically. I don't have an adequate means of testing whether or not it will handle updates with yaourt -Suy, and appropriately rebuild my local packages instead of downloading over them. mplayer is listed in /var/lib/srcpac, so I'm sure srcpac is aware of it's duties, I'm just not entirely certain if it is displaying the proper behavior.
yaourt -Sb mplayer worked fine to rebuild the package with my new rules, but I really don't want my custom packages clobbered when I -Suy. Again, it might be nothing and may work fine in that situation, but until a package I have local updates in the repos I have no decent way to test it.
PS. As I was writing this I realized that I hadn't done adequate testing of srcpac. a srcpac -S mplayer gives the same results. Obviously not a yaourt problem. I was temped just to scrap the post, but realized that maybe it could hold some useful information for somebody. In the past srcpac has handled -Suy operations correctly, and I can only assume this new version will as well. Still good to note srcpac's behavior, a -S operation will clobber your built package.
Yaourt does'nt use srcpac anymore. The behavior is now different (in version >0.7.0).
- yaourt -Sb mplayer: build from source
- yaourt -S mplayer: install mplayer from source if "/etc/customizepkg.d/mplayer" file exist, else download binary package
- yaourt -Su : upgrade mplayer from source if "/etc/customizepkg.d/mplayer" file exist, else download binary package
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New release: yaourt 0.7.8
http://archiwain.free.fr/os/i686/yaourt … pkg.tar.gz
-fixed bug with color
It seems that pacman3 will go into current very very soon.
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Thanks. At least one problem solved - the color code doesn't show up anymore - but the description text is still white-on-black. Again, this is when I run it under Screen, and it might have something to do with my own settings, but (a) I don't think I have any color-related screenrc settings, and (b) it worked correctly before.
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Thanks. At least one problem solved - the color code doesn't show up anymore - but the description text is still white-on-black. Again, this is when I run it under Screen, and it might have something to do with my own settings, but (a) I don't think I have any color-related screenrc settings, and (b) it worked correctly before.
Sorry, I don't no how to configure screen. Actually, it just doesn't support italic font.
A quick fix is to replace line 42 in /usr/bin/yaourt :
COL_ITALIQUE="\033[3m"
by
COL_ITALIQUE="\033[0m"
Any screen's guru here ?
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