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Hi, chroot support is in my todo list and I should have a bit of time this week to fix bugs; I could write chroot support too. stay tuned!
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Sounds good bash. I already have my target being built using mkarchroot. Now if I could make a simple change so that builds it from source for i586 I would be very pleased... When you say it's ready I'll give it a try
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0.10.8 released: http://bashlnx.blogspot.com/2011/10/srcpac-0108.html
Chroot support will be added in 0.10.9
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Any way the next version could also support calling a different pacman binary? pacmatic supports setting the environment variable '$pacman_binary', so if srpac had it's own, one could chain srcpac -> pacmatic -> pacman-color, or whatever.
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Any way the next version could also support calling a different pacman binary? pacmatic supports setting the environment variable '$pacman_binary', so if srpac had it's own, one could chain srcpac -> pacmatic -> pacman-color, or whatever.
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First thanks a lot for this tool.
Second I decided to use the "sed magic" feature but run into a bug.
This is a really minor bug, but here it is:
# srcpac -So file-roller
sed: can't read /var/abs//file-roller/file-roller/PKGBUILD: No such file or directory
sed is right since the file is in /var/abs/extra/file-roller/PKBUILD
This only happens with the -So option, the -Sb option works just fine.
I tried to solve this, but my attempt was messing with other options, so it is best to leave it to the pros .
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