On 2004-09-10, Simon 'corecode' Schubert <corecode@fs.ei.tum.de> wrote:
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> i'm sorry, I totally fail to understand your problem. Could you
> rephrase?
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> On 10.09.2004, at 18:25, Rum wrote:
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>> em ... im thinking of trying to make as many ports as possible
>> (slowly, cause
>> i have a slow cpu and school is going to take a lot of my time), but
>> have one
>> problem.
>>
>> When trying to upload the dfports to my leaf account ... up to now i
>> have
>> uploaded everything manually (checked the dfports and those i thought
>> i made
>> uploaded) ... but this is becoming more time consuming. So ... are
>> there
>> any apps already made that would serve my purpose? searching through
>> the
>> dfports dir and upload with scp every dfport that would not be on an
>> exeption
>> list (the dfports from cvs) ... or at least that it would print them
>> out
>> so i know which ones to upload without checking every Makefile :)
>>
em, i need to sync my dfports tree with the one i have on my leaf account,
without also adding the ones that are from cvs (which you get by running cvsup
on the Dragonfly-dfports-supfile)
i did manage after some time to create a script that i hope wont need much to
make it work ... http://leaf.dragonflybsd.org/~rumko/sync.sh