[solved] Perl script for pacman updates in Conky

Hi
I've been using this script in Perl Conky to check on updates. It works well.
It's not mine - I got it here;
http://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?id=57291
#!/usr/bin/perl
## script by Xyne
## http://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?id=57291
use strict;
use warnings;
my $n = (`pacman -Qu | wc -l`);
chomp ($n);
if ($n == 0)
print "System up to date"
elsif($n == 1)
print "1 new package"
else
print "$n new packages (inc. IgnorePkg) "
I have some packages listed in IgnorePkg in pacman.conf - is there a way to exclude them from the packages counted in $n?
I thought something like this would help but I don't see how to take only part of a line from IgnorePkg
http://www.perlfect.com/articles/perlfile.shtml
Thanks for any help
EDIT I added a --ignore clause to the pacman query. Seems to have worked. Sorry to waste your time.
Last edited by Bazzaah (2012-07-04 09:25:46)

bump...
Edit: Finally figured it out. My router assigns IP adresses dynamically on each reboot. When my IP adress changed from 192.169.1.2 to 192.168.1.3 the hellaconk script got all confused. Ahh...
Last edited by Perre (2009-03-12 18:59:40)

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_E17PKG=esmart-svn
buildpkg
#--- Begin building etk-svn ---
_E17PKG=etk-svn
buildpkg
#--- Begin building ewl-svn ---
_E17PKG=ewl-svn
buildpkg
#--- Begin building e-modules-extra-svn ---
_E17PKG=e-modules-extra-svn
buildpkg
#--- Begin building elitaire-svn ---
_E17PKG=elitaire-svn
buildpkg
#--- Begin building entrance-svn ---
_E17PKG=entrance-svn
buildpkg
#--- Begin building exhibit-svn ---
_E17PKG=exhibit-svn
buildpkg
echo 'Finished building e17-extra-svn packages!'
fi
echo ''
echo 'All package building is complete!'
echo 'It is recommended you restart E17 after installing these packages.'
echo 'To do this, go to menu > Enlightenment > Restart;'
echo 'If you cant, then issue this command to restart it:'
echo 'enlightenment_remote -restart'
echo ''
echo 'Have a nice day!'
# Unsetting our variables so that we aren't messing with anything else. Also keeps things clean. :)
unset _E17PKG
unset _EXTRA
exit 0
Last edited by smartboyathome (2008-12-21 21:10:47)

UPDATE! This package has had a couple changes:
- Repetitive stuff was condensed into one piece of code. Now, its much easier to read.
- I implemented extra differently. Instead of using a flag (which for some reason always sent me into a loop, I need more practice with scripting ), I just ask the person running the script whether they want to build extra as well as the core e17-svn stuff. Now it doesn't build them all automatically.

[solved] speed limit for pacman?

Is there a way in the configuration to limit the download speed of pacman?
Been reading the wiki but nothing relevant on that part
Last edited by akurashy (2009-08-19 22:03:29)

invictus51: welcome to the boards, please read the Forum Etiquette, particularly around:
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