patch1 has been released upstream for gbdfed-1.1 (to fix the problem I reported just minutes ago to Mark Leisher), and I’ve bumped my ebuild to incorporate this patch.
To get my ebuilds for gbdfed into your local portage tree, simply do:
# rsync -rztv --delete rsync://rsync.omz13.com/local-portage/dev-util/gbdfed /usr/local/portage/dev-util
Then emerge gbdfed in the usual way.
gbdfed-1.1 has been released, and I’ve made an ebuild for it.
To get my ebuilds for gbdfed into your local portage tree, simply do:
# rsync -rztv --delete rsync://rsync.omz13.com/local-portage/dev-util/gbdfed /usr/local/portage/dev-util
Then emerge gbdfed in the usual way.
NOTE: gbdfed-1.1 doesn’t seem to compile on my system… it looks like one of the files in the tarball is a bit broken… I’ve reported this to Mark Leisher.
UPDATED: yep, as I suspected one of the files was broke (some line continuation characters were missing)…. this is now fixed with patch1 and I’ve made a new ebuild for this.
patch4 has been released upstream for gbdfed-1.0, and I’ve bumped my ebuild to incorporate this patch.
To get my ebuilds for gbdfed into your local portage tree, simply do:
# rsync -rztv --delete rsync://rsync.omz13.com/local-portage/dev-util/gbdfed /usr/local/portage/dev-util
Then emerge gbdfed in the usual way.
patch3 has been released upstream for gbdfed-1.0, and I’ve bumped my ebuild to incorporate this patch.
To get my ebuilds for gbdfed your local portage tree, simply do:
# rsync -rztv --delete rsync://rsync.omz13.com/local-portage/dev-util/gbdfed /usr/local/portage/dev-util
Then emerge gbdfed in the usual way.
[Meawnhile, this ebuild continues to gather moss whilst it awaits a maintaner in gentoo; c.f. gentoo bug #118771.]