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gpo-zugaina.org fails #25
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I edited the title and will leave the topic open to avoid dups. eix is completely unrelated to the remote services like zugaina or gentoo-experimental. If the address has changed, it can be fixed in eix, or perhaps an alternative or new service can be added, but otherwise there is not much eix can do to fix these things. |
Still, I think it is not completely unrelated. Eix might loop through a list of available services, for example. It might list the services in the documentation. |
Yes, it might be better documented; currently the addresses are hidden in the configure script. So far, there was no need for a more general approach, since AFAIK there exist only 2 such service (gentoo-experimental and zugaina which can be switched). If some day there are more services, probably eix should take a more generic approach and provide more than just switching. However, gentoo-experimental is already down for a while, and perhaps now also zugaina closes (or at least currently has some problems). I will not code to support a hypothetical but nonexistent service. |
There has been a development. I filed a bug on the Gentoo bug tracker in early December https://bugs.gentoo.org/show_bug.cgi?id=601494 . I don't know if it's because of the bug I filed or just coincidental, but I learned from this thread https://forums.gentoo.org/viewtopic-t-1056410.html?sid=8abf22a105655b1e3cd80516382dcc60 that the Zugaina eix cache is now available. |
fetch1 add1 , works... but a pest... but doable.. |
I do not understand this comment: update/add/fetch are aliases for update1/add1/fetch1 which default to the currently only working service on zugaina (unless you used USE=swap-remote which makes no sense unless the gentooexperimental service should get up again [which is probably not to be expected]). If you complain about some automatic execution: There are various hooks from either portage (e.g. /etc/portage/portage-postsync) or eix-sync which you might use. |
the postsync is likely the best option , (fresh aws) to @rosmanov ; yes there's a way to get eix to yank the cache tarball manually eix-remote help syntax otherwise how to manually add the howtoo add or fetch , and eix-remote file manually by the fetch1 is will download from eix-remote if the config isn't added. ie on a fresh vanilla install. *however for I've just Installed Gentoo , or Funtoo/Redcore Linux Calculate /Gentoo varaint ** Fresh and green to Gentoo Day 1... newcomers A most users will only need eix-remote which now will get from gpo.zugania.org automatically B: if ever more eix-remotes agan pop up or , could add a bashrc alias to redirect to just eix-remote.. . |
eix-remote update
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