[arch-dev-public] [PATCH 2/2] Accept any *.pkg.tar.* package file name
Allan McRae
allan at archlinux.org
Sun Feb 21 09:10:12 EST 2010
On 21/02/10 23:50, Thomas Bächler wrote:
> Am 21.02.2010 08:47, schrieb Pierre Schmitz:
>> 2) Checkout the scripts into /arch or /arch-new (to be discussed)
>
> You say you tested it, so I say /arch. Objections?
/arch-new gives a fallback if necessary. Fallbacks are good with
db-scripts...
>> 3) Check which packages need to be kept in gz format for a while.(is it just
>> pacman, libarchive and xz-utils) and add PKGEXT='.pkg.tar.gz' into their
>> PKGBUILDs
>
> Disregard the bash part below (bash can be any older version).
>
> |--pacman
> |--bash
> |--readline
> |--ncurses
> |--libarchive
> |--zlib
> |--bzip2
> |--xz-utils
> |--bash
> |--acl
> |--attr
> |--openssl
> |--zlib
> |--perl
> |--gdbm
> |--db
> |--gcc-libs
> +--bash provides sh
> |--coreutils
> |--shadow
> |--pam
> |--db
> |--cracklib
> |--zlib
> |--pam
> |--acl
> |--gmp
> |--gcc-libs
> |--libcap
> |--attr
> +--bash provides sh
> |--expat
> |--libfetch
> |--openssl
> |--pacman-mirrorlist
The use of --as-needed means we do not need all these. So the list is
somewhere between this and the one Pierre gave... has anyone got a
really old system we can test this upgrade on? I suppose an old
installer is enough.
Allan
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