Doncuppjr
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10 months ago Recompiling everything is no easy task. Just running ‘check_arch’ can be challenging. Patches no longer needed, new ones needed instead. Default archive format changing……It’s like a child.
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On Tuesday, September 5, 2023, 9:08 PM, Alesandro @.***> wrote:
There are many already outdated versions of ports in the assembly. I decided to update the ports - I went through a number of Pkgfiles (Xorg, Xorg-opt, etc.) and indicated the current software versions. An attempt to batch update ports is unsuccessful - for some reason, there are not a few cases when, for example, a file has a version: port-1.1.1.tar.gz , when trying to download and update, a file of the form is generated port-1.1.1-1.pkg.tar.gz , where the latest 1 is the release version, although I did not find further where this parameter is included in install so as not to take it into account for ports where there is no this component. Some ports are updated normally. But, due to the fact that some ports have been updated normally, and some have not, there is a skew in the assembly. I would like to completely update the ports in the build - now there are a lot of files with versions from 2014-2017, despite the fact that some already have updates from 2022-2023. By the way, a considerable number of ports have invalid addresses - in projects, files were moved to other directories. Update I tried to do so: In Pkgfile I specify the correct version of the cd /ts/ports/.../port rm -rf file.footprint rm -rf .md5sum pkgmk -d pkgmk -u Maybe I'm doing something wrong? Or is something missing? I haven't fully understood the process yet, please tell me...
If necessary, I can attach a Pkgfile with updated addresses here for updating in the project.
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There are many already outdated versions of ports in the assembly. I decided to update the ports - I went through a number of Pkgfiles (Xorg, Xorg-opt, etc.) and indicated the current software versions. An attempt to batch update ports is unsuccessful - for some reason, there are not a few cases when, for example, a file has a version: port-1.1.1.tar.gz , when trying to download and update, a file of the form is generated port-1.1.1-1.pkg.tar.gz , where the latest 1 is the release version, although I did not find further where this parameter is included in install so as not to take it into account for ports where there is no this component. Some ports are updated normally. But, due to the fact that some ports have been updated normally, and some have not, there is a skew in the assembly. I would like to completely update the ports in the build - now there are a lot of files with versions from 2014-2017, despite the fact that some already have updates from 2022-2023. By the way, a considerable number of ports have invalid addresses - in projects, files were moved to other directories. Update I tried to do so: In Pkgfile I specify the correct version of the cd /ts/ports/.../port rm -rf file.footprint rm -rf .md5sum pkgmk -d pkgmk -u Maybe I'm doing something wrong? Or is something missing? I haven't fully understood the process yet, please tell me...
If necessary, I can attach a Pkgfile with updated addresses here for updating in the project.