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Setting Queue for sbopkg failed [SOLVED ]
chekkizhar
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in Slackware
Recently I have installed Slackware 13.37 .
I tried to setup the queue file . But, whenever, whatever package I tried to install , I got,
" No valid queuefile or package name given. Exiting."
I looked into queue file and gave one package name [ google earth ] which exist in the file. For that too, I got the error message.
So far, can not make out with google.
I cannot able to figure out, where I did mistake .
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It sounds like a name issue, since google earth is listeded as google-easrth.
Have you attempted to use the sbopkg gui tool to pre-select the packages from the search function and building a queue that way?0 -
mfillpot wrote:
after read your reply, I tried. All options from the sbopkg menu, throws different errors, which are ultimately saying that, their content is empty. No, sbo files installed , like thatHave you attempted to use the sbopkg gui tool to pre-select the packages from the search function and building a queue that way?
Thanks Matthew.0 -
Have you used the command "sbopkg -r" to start the sync the repo? and if all else fails you can remove the configuration files and application then reinstall.0
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mfillpot wrote:
Great .Have you used the command "sbopkg -r" to start the sync the repo?
just now I tried and now, things started to WORK. Thanks matt.
Actually , after I had gone through the man page of sbopkg , to know more about it. There , the flag " -r ", just stated
" ``Rsync'' the local repository with SBo and quit. "
So, I was not much into that flag.
can you please explain , what problem I had, and how this option, resolved this , if time permits ?
I am not sure about my problem, but I guess, some wrong addition/installation of queue file.
And I guess, it resolved this by, removing all queue files and setup a new queue file.0 -
The r flag tells sbopkg to use rsyn to make a mirror of all slackbuilds from Slabkbuilds.org, so it is used to get the initial list and to update your scripts so that you can receive the updates for the apps.0
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ok. Need to dig around more and happy to have problems like this, to learn more.
Thanks matthew0
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