information for the definitions of specific variables that were saved
from build time, e.g.
$ pkg_info -Q PKGPATH glib
devel/glib
$ pkg_info -Q PROVIDES glib
/usr/pkg/lib/libglib.so.13
/usr/pkg/lib/libgmodule.so.13
/usr/pkg/lib/libgthread.so.13
Bump the version number of pkg_install(1) to 20040507.
(IGNORE_RECOMMENDED set in the presence of RECOMMENDED pre-requisites).
This change is fully backward-compatible: binary packages have set the
corresponding BUILD_INFO since RECOMMENDED was implemented. Packages
built before that time will install as before.
Bump PKGTOOLS_VERSION to 20040411.
This closes PR pkg/24712 by Thomas Klausner.
and gdk-pixbuf-gnome-0.22.0nb1, so make sure that lines don't wrap.
Instead of having maxline based on MAXNAMESIZE, have it be based
on the length of the package name if longer than MAXNAMESIZE.
(This was discussed on tech-pkg list in November, 2003.)
the package to be deleted. (Previously, the Fake mode only mentioned
deinstalling other dependent packages but didn't say anything
Verbose about the package itself.)
are installed as part of the package.
Enable the verification of the integrity of any symbolic links
in the package in "pkg_admin check".
Add a check to pkg_delete to verify the integrity of the symbolic link
before deletion, and to act in the same way as an MD5 failure if the
symbolic link has been modified since package creation time.
Bump version number.
Addresses PR 23048 from Klaus Klein.
the former represents the CPU architecture, which is what is recorded
in binary packages.
also allow the OS name to be overridden, as pkgsrc doesn't always use
the value of utsname.sysname.
bump version to 20030113.
bpm uses ftp(1) and pkg_add(1) to allow a menu-based addition of
binary packages from a URL. It first displays a list of categories,
and, within categories, binary packages, which can be added to the
local system simply by choosing them from a menu.
If no valid categories are found, a warning message will be displayed
(it is usually caused by people running NetBSD-current, and there are
rarely binary packages provided for such a fast-moving target, and the
"-r release" command-line switch to bpm(1) should be used).
Bump the pkg_install version number for this.
the file descriptor handling mess in lib/file.c.
also use --fast-read where applicable.
result of pkg_info -B on 1.5ghz pentium4, linux:
before after
mozilla-1.4nb1.tgz 1.96sec 0.04sec
mozilla-1.4nb1.tbz 18.66sec 0.21sec
866mhz pentium3, NetBSD:
before after
mozilla-1.4nb1.tgz 2.22sec 0.07sec
mozilla-1.4nb1.tbz 16.29sec 0.34sec
-rw-r--r-- 1 grant users 13816195 Dec 20 13:59 mozilla-1.4nb1.tbz
-rw-r--r-- 1 grant users 15814227 Dec 20 13:58 mozilla-1.4nb1.tgz
XXX fetches over ftp/http still read the whole file.
and spit out a warning if any of them differ. bail if the OS or arch
differ. installation can be forced with -f.
sanity checked by simonb. fixes PR pkg/18966 from mrg.
