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Created a test branch on github to experiment that patches
https://raw.githubusercontent.com/zu...lackpkgplus.sh

Hello,

Quote:

Originally Posted by zerouno (Post 6090868)

Created a test branch on github to experiment that patches
https://raw.githubusercontent.com/zu...lackpkgplus.sh

The patch below (also attached) should solve the issue :

Code:

--- slackpkgplus.sh.orig        2020-02-17 10:52:12.134150217 +0100

+++ slackpkgplus.sh        2020-02-17 10:52:12.134150217 +0100

@@ -1101,9 +1101,14 @@

 

    for i in ${PRIORITY[@]}; do

      DIR="$i"

+      PAT=""

      if [[ "$DIR" =~ ^[-_[:alnum:]]+[:] ]] ; then  # was  if echo "$DIR" | grep -q "[a-zA-Z0-9]\+[:]" ; then

        DIR=${i/:*/}                                # was DIR=$(echo "$i" | cut -f1 -d":")

-        PAT=${i/*:/}

+

+        # extract the pattern from $i, if and only if "$i" is to the syntax <repo>:<pattern>. Without

+        # this, PAT would be set to $DIR when $i is to the syntax <repo>.

+        #

+        [[ "$DIR" =~ [:][:alnum:]+ ]] && PAT=${i/*:/} 

 

        # when the current priority is of kind <REPO>:<PATTERN>, the loop must be short-circuited

        # when SEARCHSTR does not match PATTERN, otherwise, some packages could be mistakenly

@@ -1258,7 +1263,7 @@

              echo "  $STATUS#    $REPO#    $CINSTPKG"

            else

 

-              INSTPKG_REPO=$(grep -m 1 "$CINSTPKG" ${WORKDIR}/pkglist | cut -f1 -d" " | sed "s/SLACKPKGPLUS_//")

+              INSTPKG_REPO=$(grep -m 1 " $CINSTPKG " ${WORKDIR}/pkglist | cut -f1 -d" " | sed "s/SLACKPKGPLUS_//")

 

              if [ ! -z "$INSTPKG_REPO" ] && [ "$INSTPKG_REPO" != "$REPO" ] ; then

                CINSTPKG="$INSTPKG_REPO:$CINSTPKG"

Below some test I've done on a VM with default ffmpeg installed, ie. :

Code:

$ ls /var/log/packages/ffmpeg-4*

/var/log/packages/ffmpeg-4.2.2-x86_64-1

1. slackware64 has precedence over all other repository with a version of ffmpeg:

Code:

$ grep "^PKGS_PRIORITY=" /etc/slackpkg/slackpkgplus.conf PKGS_PRIORITY=( slackpkgplus ktown testing slackware64 restricted alienbob ponce ) $ slackpkg search "ffmpeg-4" Looking for ffmpeg-4 in package list. Please wait... DONE The list below shows all packages with name matching "ffmpeg-4". [ Status ] [ Repository ] [ Package ] installed slackware64 ffmpeg-4.2.2-x86_64-1 uninstalled(masked) alienbob ffmpeg-4.2.1-x86_64-1alien uninstalled(masked) extra ffmpeg-4.2.2-x86_64-1_alsa uninstalled(masked) ponce ffmpeg-4.2.2-x86_64-1ponce uninstalled(masked) restricted ffmpeg-4.2.1-x86_64-1alien

2. restricted has precedence over all other repository with a version of ffmpeg:

Code:

$ grep "^PKGS_PRIORITY=" /etc/slackpkg/slackpkgplus.conf PKGS_PRIORITY=( slackpkgplus ktown testing restricted slackware64 alienbob ponce ) $ slackpkg search "ffmpeg-4" The list below shows all packages with name matching "ffmpeg-4". [ Status ] [ Repository ] [ Package ] uninstalled(masked) alienbob ffmpeg-4.2.1-x86_64-1alien uninstalled(masked) extra ffmpeg-4.2.2-x86_64-1_alsa uninstalled(masked) ponce ffmpeg-4.2.2-x86_64-1ponce upgrade restricted slackware64:ffmpeg-4.2.2-x86_64-1 --> ffmpeg-4.2.1-x86_64-1alien

3. ponce has precedence over all other repository with a version of ffmpeg:

Code:

$ grep "^PKGS_PRIORITY=" /etc/slackpkg/slackpkgplus.conf PKGS_PRIORITY=( slackpkgplus ktown testing ponce restricted slackware64 alienbob ) $ slackpkg search "ffmpeg-4" The list below shows all packages with name matching "ffmpeg-4". [ Status ] [ Repository ] [ Package ] uninstalled(masked) alienbob ffmpeg-4.2.1-x86_64-1alien uninstalled(masked) extra ffmpeg-4.2.2-x86_64-1_alsa uninstalled(masked) restricted ffmpeg-4.2.1-x86_64-1alien upgrade ponce slackware64:ffmpeg-4.2.2-x86_64-1 --> ffmpeg-4.2.2-x86_64-1ponce

4. extra has precedence over all other repository with a version of ffmpeg:

Code:

$ grep "^PKGS_PRIORITY=" /etc/slackpkg/slackpkgplus.conf PKGS_PRIORITY=( slackpkgplus ktown testing extra ponce restricted slackware64 alienbob ) $ slackpkg search "ffmpeg-4" The list below shows all packages with name matching "ffmpeg-4". [ Status ] [ Repository ] [ Package ] uninstalled(masked) alienbob ffmpeg-4.2.1-x86_64-1alien uninstalled(masked) ponce ffmpeg-4.2.2-x86_64-1ponce uninstalled(masked) restricted ffmpeg-4.2.1-x86_64-1alien upgrade extra slackware64:ffmpeg-4.2.2-x86_64-1 --> ffmpeg-4.2.2-x86_64-1_alsa

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pushed on test branch

@all, ask for tests

Code:

wget -O /usr/libexec/slackpkg/functions.d/slackpkgplus.sh https://raw.githubusercontent.com/zuno/slackpkgplus/test/src/slackpkgplus.sh

Quote:

Originally Posted by zerouno (Post 6090769)

please, try to comment row 1146

Code:

#grep ${GREPOPTS} -q " $PKGFULLNAME " ${TMPDIR}/tmplist && continue

in /usr/libexec/slackpkg/functions/slackpkgplus.sh

That works.

Code:

The list below shows all packages with name matching "ffmpeg-4".



[ Status              ] [ Repository  ] [ Package                    ]

  installed              restricted      ffmpeg-4.2.1-x86_64-1alien 

  uninstalled(masked)    alienbob        ffmpeg-4.2.1-x86_64-1alien 

  uninstalled(masked)    extra          ffmpeg-4.2.2-x86_64-1_alsa 

  uninstalled(masked)    slackware64    ffmpeg-4.2.2-x86_64-1      



slackpkgplus.conf:

PKGS_PRIORITY=( nonslack slackpkgplus multilib ktown testing restricted slackware64:id3lib alienbob )

REPOPLUS=( nonslack slackpkgplus multilib ktown restricted alienbob )

====== Edit, Added.

I installed the slackwre64 version "ffmpeg-4.2.2-x86_64-1" again here is the result of a search after that. This is a correct listing based on my PKGS_PRIORITY settings. Telling me that the installed ffmpeg-4.2.2 slackware64 package needs an upgrade to the restricted package ffmpeg-4.4.1 which is what my PKGS_PRIORITY setting are telling it to do.

Code:

The list below shows all packages with name matching "ffmpeg-4".



[ Status              ] [ Repository  ] [ Package                                              ]

  uninstalled(masked)    alienbob        ffmpeg-4.2.1-x86_64-1alien                          

  uninstalled(masked)    extra          ffmpeg-4.2.2-x86_64-1_alsa                          

  uninstalled(masked)    slackware64    ffmpeg-4.2.2-x86_64-1                                

  upgrade                restricted      ffmpeg-4.2.2-x86_64-1 --> ffmpeg-4.2.1-x86_64-1alien

If I modify my PKGS_PRIORITY to force the slackware64 package I get this listing.

Code:

The list below shows all packages with name matching "ffmpeg-4"; which I consider correct.



[ Status              ] [ Repository  ] [ Package                    ]

  installed              slackware64    ffmpeg-4.2.2-x86_64-1      

  uninstalled(masked)    alienbob        ffmpeg-4.2.1-x86_64-1alien 

  uninstalled(masked)    extra          ffmpeg-4.2.2-x86_64-1_alsa 

  uninstalled(masked)    restricted      ffmpeg-4.2.1-x86_64-1alien 



slackpkgplus.conf:

PKGS_PRIORITY=( nonslack slackpkgplus multilib ktown testing slackware64:ffmpeg restricted slackware64:id3lib alienbob )

Quote:

please, try to comment row 1146

this is not a solution.

Are you trying latest commit from test branch?

Code:

wget -O /usr/libexec/slackpkg/functions.d/slackpkgplus.sh https://raw.githubusercontent.com/zuno/slackpkgplus/test/src/slackpkgplus.sh

md5: 8d5387b26abcb46262b7c1696350b185

Quote:

Originally Posted by zerouno (Post 6091013)

this is not a solution.

Are you trying latest commit from test branch?

Code:

wget -O /usr/libexec/slackpkg/functions.d/slackpkgplus.sh https://raw.githubusercontent.com/zuno/slackpkgplus/test/src/slackpkgplus.sh

md5: 8d5387b26abcb46262b7c1696350b185

That comment out was to a version I downloaded from the test; belay that; it was from the master branch last night. I will refer to the test branch for now.

I downloaded the version you just gave me. It works as well. Listing with slackware64 installed and having version priority.

Code:

PKGS_PRIORITY=( nonslack slackpkgplus multilib ktown testing slackware64:ffmpeg restricted slackware64:id3lib alienbob )



The list below shows all packages with name matching "ffmpeg-4".



[ Status              ] [ Repository  ] [ Package                    ]

  installed              slackware64    ffmpeg-4.2.2-x86_64-1      

  uninstalled(masked)    alienbob        ffmpeg-4.2.1-x86_64-1alien 

  uninstalled(masked)    extra          ffmpeg-4.2.2-x86_64-1_alsa 

  uninstalled(masked)    restricted      ffmpeg-4.2.1-x86_64-1alien

Listing with slackware64 version installed and restricted having priority (my preferred setup).

Code:

PKGS_PRIORITY=( nonslack slackpkgplus multilib ktown testing restricted slackware64:id3lib alienbob )



The list below shows all packages with name matching "ffmpeg-4".



[ Status              ] [ Repository ] [ Package                                                          ]

  uninstalled(masked)    alienbob      ffmpeg-4.2.1-x86_64-1alien                                      

  uninstalled(masked)    extra          ffmpeg-4.2.2-x86_64-1_alsa                                      

  upgrade                restricted    slackware64:ffmpeg-4.2.2-x86_64-1 --> ffmpeg-4.2.1-x86_64-1alien

Ha! That looks perfect. More clear than just:

Code:

upgrade restricted ffmpeg-4.2.2-x86_64-1 --> ffmpeg-4.2.1-x86_64-1alien

Which was still understandable to me at least.

When running 'slackpkg -dialog=off upgrade ffmpeg' I get the following, which is the desired result based on my PKGS_PRIORITY setting.

Code:

Checking local integrity... DONE

Looking for ffmpeg in package list. Please wait... DONE



[ Repository              ] [ Package                                  ]

  restricted                  ffmpeg-4.2.1-x86_64-1alien.txz

After upgrading to the restricted version I get this, also corrected.

Code:

The list below shows all packages with name matching "ffmpeg-4".



[ Status              ] [ Repository  ] [ Package                    ]

  installed              restricted      ffmpeg-4.2.1-x86_64-1alien 

  uninstalled(masked)    alienbob        ffmpeg-4.2.1-x86_64-1alien 

  uninstalled(masked)    extra          ffmpeg-4.2.2-x86_64-1_alsa 

  uninstalled(masked)    slackware64    ffmpeg-4.2.2-x86_64-1

Looking good to me. :hattip:

pushed on master branch

Pushed in 'test' a version to manage

Code:

# Enable TERSE to use a smaller output in installpkg/upgradepkg

USETERSE=on



# Use proxy. Leave commented to use system settings.

#PROXY=off

#PROXY=<host>:<port>

in config file

slackpkg+-1.7.0d1-noarch-7mt released

Code:

Tue Feb 18 08:30:10 CET 2020

pkg/slackpkg+-1.7.0d1-noarch-7mt.txz

  - Replace SPINNING with PROGRESS status

  - Small fix the Cached Downloader output

  - Added USETERSE option to enable --terse on pkgtools

  - Added PROXY to use a proxy

  - Fix for servers using HTTP/2 on checkrepos.sh

  - Fix search where there are duplicated packages (thanks phenixia2003)

  - Improved upgrade info on search (thanks phenixia2003)

  - Added Added /usr/libexec/slackpkg/zlookkernel.sh tool. Edit it to see instructions.

also test slackpkg 2.84 since slackpkg+ have to with all slackpkg-2.82.2 (slackware 14.2) slackpkg-2.83.0 (slackware current) slackpkg 2.84.0beta6 (stable at slackware 15.0 ??)

https://www.linuxquestions.org/quest...ed-4175643527/
https://slackpkg.org/beta/slackpkg-2...arch-1_rlw.txz

Quote:

Originally Posted by zerouno (Post 6091321)

slackpkg+-1.7.0d1-noarch-7mt released

also test slackpkg 2.84 since slackpkg+ have to with all slackpkg-2.82.2 (slackware 14.2) slackpkg-2.83.0 (slackware current) slackpkg 2.84.0beta6 (stable at slackware 15.0 ??)[/url]

With these versions:
slackpkg - version 2.84.0_beta6 / slackpkg+ 1.7.0

When I run 'slackpkg search kernel' I get the following list:

Code:

[ Status          ] [ Repository              ] [ Package                                  ]

  installed              slackware64                  kernel-firmware-20200207_6f89735-noarch-1  

  installed              slackware64                  kernel-generic-5.4.20-x86_64-1            

  installed              slackware64                  kernel-headers-5.4.20-x86-1              

  installed              slackware64                  kernel-modules-5.4.20-x86_64-1            

  installed              slackware64                  kernel-source-5.4.20-noarch-1            

  uninstalled              slackware64                  kernel-huge-5.4.20-x86_64-1              

  upgrade                  slackware64                  kernel-generic-5.4.19-x86_64-1 --> kernel-generic-5.4.20-x86_64-1  

  upgrade                  slackware64                  kernel-headers-5.4.19-x86-1 --> kernel-headers-5.4.20-x86-1  

  upgrade                  slackware64                  kernel-modules-5.4.19-x86_64-1 --> kernel-modules-5.4.20-x86_64-1  

  upgrade                  slackware64                  kernel-source-5.4.19-noarch-1 --> kernel-source-5.4.20-noarch-1  



/etc/slackpkg/blacklist

kernel-generic

kernel-huge

kernel-modules

kernel-source

kernel-headers

This is what I am used to. I have two sets of kernels installed. Search used to ignore /etc/slackpkg/blacklist

With these vesions:
slackpkg - version 2.84.0_beta6 / slackpkg+ 1.7.0d1

When I run 'slackpkg search kernel' I get the following list:

Code:

[ Status    ] [ Repository  ] [ Package                                    ]

  installed    slackware64    kernel-firmware-20200207_6f89735-noarch-1

Is it possible to get this ignoring the "blacklist" for searches back?

Hello,

Quote:

Originally Posted by chrisretusn (Post 6091411)

Code:

[ Status    ] [ Repository  ] [ Package                                    ]

  installed    slackware64    kernel-firmware-20200207_6f89735-noarch-1

Is it possible to get this ignoring the "blacklist" for searches back?

you can enable/disable blacklist using variable USEBL on the command line, as below :

Code:

$ USEBL=off slackpkg search kernel

The list below shows all packages with name matching "kernel".



[ Status    ] [ Repository  ] [ Package                                    ]

  installed    slackware64    kernel-firmware-20200207_6f89735-noarch-1 

  installed    slackware64    kernel-generic-5.4.20-x86_64-1            

  installed    slackware64    kernel-headers-5.4.20-x86-1              

  installed    slackware64    kernel-huge-5.4.20-x86_64-1              

  installed    slackware64    kernel-modules-5.4.20-x86_64-1            

  installed    slackware64    kernel-source-5.4.20-noarch-1            



$ slackpkg search kernel



The list below shows all packages with name matching "kernel".



[ Status    ] [ Repository  ] [ Package                                    ]

  installed    slackware64    kernel-firmware-20200207_6f89735-noarch-1 

  installed    slackware64    kernel-headers-5.4.20-x86-1              



You can search specific files using "slackpkg file-search file".

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Yes I know that. It worked before without doing that. So I'm guessing the answer to my question is no?

Hello,

Quote:

Originally Posted by chrisretusn (Post 6091416)

Yes I know that. It worked before without doing that.

Which version of slackpkg+ ?

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slackpkg+ 1.7.0 ignore the blacklist due a bug (introduced 4 years ago), not as a feature.

starts from commit e2a831b918b62ad27bc8cd91ba679f27d8bde6f2 (slackpkg+-search-duplicate-packages-fix-V7.patch.txt)

Code:

@@ -1127,7 +1128,7 @@ if [ "$SLACKPKGPLUS" = "on" ];then

          }' l_dir=${DIR} > $PKGINFOS

 

      else # -- CMD==search

-        grep -h ${GREPOPTS} "^$DIR" ${WORKDIR}/pkglist ${TMPDIR}/pkglist-pre|grep -E ${GREPOPTS} "/SLACKPKGPLUS_$SEARCHSTR/|/$SEARCHSTR/|/$SEARCHSTR | [^ /]*$SEARCHSTR[^ /]* " > $PKGINFOS

+        grep -h ${GREPOPTS} "^$DIR" ${TMPDIR}/pkglist ${TMPDIR}/pkglist-pre|grep -E ${GREPOPTS} "/SLACKPKGPLUS_$SEARCHSTR/|/$SEARCHSTR/|/$SEARCHSTR | [^ /]*$SEARCHSTR[^ /]* " > $PKGINFOS

      fi

 

      while read PKGDIR PKGBASENAME PKGVER PKGARCH PKGBUILD PKGFULLNAME PKGPATH PKGEXT ; do

slackpkg does search in ${TMPDIR}/pkglist that means "after blacklist"
(try SLACKPKGPLUS=off slackpkg search kernel)

slackpkg+ 1.7 did search in ${WORKDIR}/pkglist that means "before blacklist" starting from commit 904088459ab6a238e6c230b5f60afd55259e2a32 (slackpkg 1.7.beta1)

In effect was a bug, not a feature :)

slackpkg+ now does search in ${WORKDIR}/pkglist that means "after blacklist"
I think this is most correct and aligned with slackpkg.

So I will add a note in changelog marking it as a fix or alignment with slackpkg or so on, since mentioned patch incidentally also fix it.
If you want to skip blacklist use USEBL=0

this is the output of slackpkg+ 1.7.alpha6 and slackpkg+ 1.6

Code:

root@beelink:/etc/slackpkg# slackpkg search kernel



DONE



The list below shows all packages with name matching "kernel".



[ Status          ] [ Repository              ] [ Package                                  ]

  upgrade                  slackware64                  kernel-firmware-20191030_9e194c7-noarch-1 --> kernel-firmware-20200207_6f89735-noarch-1  



You can search specific files using "slackpkg file-search file".