Current packages

I want to install 'current' packages instead of standart 0.6. I boot from base cd and mount disc with current packages to /src/arch/pkg. But then i try to install packages i see the error:
could not open sync database: current
have you used --refresh yet?
package installation failed
Whats wrong?
PS: sorry fo my bad english.

wdemoss wrote:To install current packages, follow the ftp instructions. It uses the current builds, not the ones released on the cd.
Oops, not very clear what I meant here, huh? :oops:
I meant, to follow the FTP INSTALL instructions for a new arch installation. This will install packages out of the current repository, instead of the release repository (which is what is on the cd).
sorry for the bad reply,
wd

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All of the classes in the package that your own class resides in are automatically available to your code. So, if your class sit in
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JLDAP source from OpenLdap does not match current package

The wiki page for the JLDAP downloads ('LDAP Classes for Java -
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mkilpatr;1987221 Wrote:
> The wiki page for the JLDAP downloads ('LDAP Classes for Java -
> Developer Community' (http://developer.novell.com/wiki/index.php/Jldap))
> indicates "Source code matching this release is available through the
> OpenLDAP Open Source initiative." Unfortunately, the current packages
> (which have needed bug fixes) were modified in 2009, but the most
> current source on the OpenLDAP site is from 2008. Consequently, we don't
> have source that we can use to debug during development, which is
> hindering our ability to effectively develop new functionality against
> eDirectory. Is there a plan to get the most up-to-date source available?
Hi,
The source can not be different, because there is only on source
repository and that is OpenLDAP. Even the Novell's libraries are built
from the OpenLDAP Source only. The source changes and bug fixes from all
the JLDAP maintainers (both from and outside Novell) wil be checked in
to OpenLDAP's JLDAP repository only.
-WITH REGARDS,-
*-Palaniappan N-*
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[SOLVED] Script to clear all but the current packages from cache?

Has anyone written, found such a script, or like to write one?
It just has to delete all older duplicate packages in /var/cache/pacman/pkg/ . After which keeping a superseded copy of packages just comes down to when you use the script.
It would keep the /var/cache/pacman/pkg/ directory slimmer, (though it would still have more than is required in it I know) & ensure a quick recovery through downgrading to a known good package when required.
It would be so easy to run the script before an -Syu --aur so that if you have any problems you still have the superseded version of whatever, that you can downgrade to until the problem is solved
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man pacman wrote:
SYNC OPTIONS
-c, --clean
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as currently unused sync databases to free up disk space. When
pacman downloads packages, it saves them in a cache directory. In
addition, databases are saved for every sync DB you download from,
and are not deleted even if they are removed from the configuration
file pacman.conf(5). Use one --clean switch to only remove packages
that are no longer installed; use two to remove all packages from
the cache. In both cases, you will have a yes or no option to
remove packages and/or unused downloaded databases.
If you use a network shared cache, see the CleanMethod option in
pacman.conf(5).
Does "pacman -Sc" not do what you are suggesting?

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Pacman -Syu shows more current packages "SOLVED" t

Hope someone has the answer can't do updates till I solve this it seems
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current [################] 100% 48K 49.6K/s 00:00:00
extra [################] 100% 228K 133.4K/s 00:00:01
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:: gtk2: local (2.8.10-1) appears to be newer than repo (current/2.8.9-1)
:: j2re: local (1.5.0_06-1) appears to be newer than repo (extra/1.5.0_04-1)
:: libglade: local (2.5.1-4) appears to be newer than repo (current/2.5.1-2)
:: man-pages: local (2.20-1) appears to be newer than repo (current/2.18-2)
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Thanks for the help in soughting out the out of date repository seems my mirror here in Australia is not updating.
Now I get the following
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mtefft wrote:
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SYS_FBA_HIST_79498                                    ENABLEDAs admin user, I create the procedure and grant execute to scott :Sys@my11g SQL>!cat createProc.sql
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p_tabname varchar2
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2 sys.remove_flarch('MYTABLE');
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