[Solved]All Packages in the AUR

Quick question, is there an automated way to get/download a list of all packages in the AUR? I have been looking at the rpc interface but I have not discovered a way to get a list of all AUR packages.
Thanks
Last edited by Ryujin (2010-11-29 16:03:52)

Thats what I figured
Oh well, worth a shot. I do think it would be nice to have, but I don't think I can present a sufficient argument to request the feature.
So the answer to me question seems to be "no"
Last edited by Ryujin (2010-11-27 17:44:49)

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[Solved] Do I need to manually update my -vcs packages in the AUR?

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Md5 checksums of all packages from the specified directory

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cprofitt:
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[SOLVED]Which package is the Heltivicta font in?

Which package is the Heltivicta font in? It's apparently missing from my computer.
Last edited by ShadowKyogre (2009-07-28 19:12:25)

ShadowKyogre wrote:Which package is the Heltivicta font in? It's apparently missing from my computer.
The packages, xorg-fonts-100dpi and xorg-fonts-75dpi install the bitmap version of helvetica. These are probably what you're referring to as they are the core X fonts found on most GNU/Linux and BSD systems.
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$ sudo rm /etc/fonts/conf.d/29-replace-bitmap-fonts.conf
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How to reinstall all packages in the system?

I accidentaly remove whole /usr directory, so all installed apps are gone. I then installed the basic system from the install CD, all user and system configuration leave untouched. pacman even remember what packages were installed, when i try install some of the previously installed packages pacman says: this package is up to date, upgrade anyway Y/n? So all I must do to get my system up and running again is reinstall all previsously installed packages. Is there any way how to do this by a single command? Or some script? I don't want to reinstall all the packages one by one ...
Last edited by kotyz (2007-07-03 18:27:21)

Mefju wrote:
If you're pacman database is not removed, you could use something like this
#! /bin/sh
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#!/bin/bash
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Last edited by kano (2007-07-03 19:47:07)

[SOLVED] yaourt. packages taken from aur that are from core or extra

Hi! i have a couple of days ago strange yaourt-pacman behaviour, i mean, when i do -Syu --aur, i get strange
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resolving dependencies...
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# United States
Server = ftp://ftp.archlinux.org/core/os/i686
Server = ftp://ftp.nethat.com/pub/linux/archlinux/core/os/i686
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Server = ftp://mirrors.unixheads.org/archlinux/core/os/i686
Server = ftp://ftp-linux.cc.gatech.edu/pub/linux/distributions/archlinux/core/o$
Server = ftp://mirror.cs.vt.edu/pub/ArchLinux/core/os/i686
Server = http://mirrors.easynews.com/linux/archlinux/core/os/i686
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Last edited by leo2501 (2008-03-09 11:16:17)

What are the versions of your pacman and yaourt?
There are some updates to all the pacman, yaourt and AUR web pages,
so can you try this:
1. upgrade pacman itself first
2. upgrade yaourt itself, then
3. and last, try full system upgrade.
These errors seem familiar, but I have no idea how it disappeared.

[Solved] Removing package installed by AUR

I installed digikam and would like to remove it.
[burt@bobland ~]$ sudo pacman -Qs digikam
local/digikam-beta 1.0.0-7
Digital photo management application for kde
[burt@bobland ~]$ sudo pacman -Qi digikam
error: package "digikam" not found
Because the package is not found, I can't remove it. But the files are still there.
[burt@bobland ~]$ sudo pacman -R digikam
digikam not found, searching for group...
error: 'digikam': not found in local db
[burt@bobland ~]$ which digikam
/usr/bin/digikam
Last edited by bobland (2009-10-11 23:04:45)

Read your system's output more carefully. Your pacman -Qs command above shows that the package is called digikam-beta.

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Note that many packages may need a line added to their PKGBUILD
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Last edited by ruurdkrekt (2013-04-04 11:09:00)

Scimmia wrote:No, it's going to need 64 bit versions of the libs it links to. If you want to use this package, you're going to have to reinstall all of your packages. Probably easiest to start from scratch, to be honest.
So is it possible to update the dependencies to 64bit and then build this package?
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CARCH="x86_64"
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