-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA512 On 02/28/2016 05:50 PM, Félix Piédallu wrote:

I can confirm. The AUR page is referenced in Duckduckgo but there is a 404 error once i am on the aur page.

Le 28 février 2016 23:48:43 GMT+01:00, WebDawg a écrit :

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I can git clone nerolinux from the aur but I cannot find it in the search in the aur?

What is the deal?

Presumably, someone has created the repository but not entered a PKGBUILD for the project yet so it is empty but reserved. I'd have to look at AUR4's source to confirm as I didn't design nor maintain it, but would this be a possibility? -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: GnuPG v2 Comment: Using GnuPG with Thunderbird - http://www.enigmail.net/ iQIcBAEBCgAGBQJW03rnAAoJEIwATC+TSB9r1hsP/AnLGvf6TDAWm3VtaKH87xqI 2NqM1sEfdg8p+Mp11UbgE4kJglnOdTTaKPHfxyxyAi5ni7hiQBlX8ytF0+DaHbOf r4YGVajC/mthhc8Lhd9IrLPOdbBgbamF3zBT8QZOmiMXZOFCcJx5PBBxSQmR8OAa s6KhATQWY8ss8Nf60oQf3BSh6vpYUcXjQokRoKH9lnhl0GwwHEhhZhmnvJsaBb4Z U5CpZtFBQDHwe2fSrmSQkx8wzATq6csGy6563ovfQirPEy6MQIs0TO/fl0gSoPzV taTI5+9wZyTMh5XKE16juhqRiCR0xD6LyiktA7Y19uO7FAbfSu56x5tFP55OPOU+ VLEy1Q7xO2MFBSqF+b4VLTl4epJnq4RNW/zuWRTMCTxnXKT9cy+JA+hCMnE0Lxch ExJAbxu4Zjkj+hTYFdmLZ+3OfCBzHZ5ly9AdU9JQ0re6HRO+O1BX71ecBMUVi/P/ 3gp93k3Yjqxz4Es+zv8qOeZjpWdujGn7hCb12HmYpRhT8zxWTIPL0VmhbgsoblrE fpQKQ1FuZm5ssSt+nS773vd/GlWIkuBr47Jdido6YoJpOI862nvyJ/WXOpS4sraL HqkfAojgpzukxPdQ6gi7Fg1Y4ZxgAeRcg4zEod9sipRfMQSHroqUi70aGUZKDLOl 49uIw/4kuVxflEjTRZ5P =q4tp -----END PGP SIGNATURE-----

On Sun, Feb 28, 2016 at 3:53 PM, Eli Schwartz wrote:

On 02/28/2016 05:48 PM, WebDawg wrote:

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I can git clone nerolinux from the aur but I cannot find it in the search in the aur?

What is the deal?

That means it has been deleted from the AUR.

Deleted packages do not have their git history purged.

-- Eli Schwartz

Is there anyway to track the reason it was deleted? Web...

On Sun, Feb 28, 2016 at 4:01 PM, Eli Schwartz wrote:

On 02/28/2016 05:58 PM, WebDawg wrote:

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Is there anyway to track the reason it was deleted?

You could try looking through the aur-requests mailing list for a deletion request.

-- Eli Schwartz

I see requests for nerolinux3 but not nerolinux, does this mean the maintainer deleted it, considering this stuff is all git based now there is no other way to track?

On Mon, Feb 29, 2016 at 4:19 PM, Mark Weiman wrote:

I'm pretty sure only a TU or Developer can delete package bases and the maintainer (if not a TU/dev) can only delete a package base by filing a deletion request, which would then be completed by a TU/dev.

As far as I know, when you clone a repository of a base that doesn't exist, it is reserved for your user, so perhaps someone reserved it for him/herself and hasn't uploaded it yet. A deletion is also a possible case.

Mark Weiman

I get that, but it has data still in it. Like someone deleted the package and it did not delete the repo.