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dependency-checker

#1 Post by MU »

This checks, if a dotpup or Alien Package has unresolved dependencies.

Install, and run it when you installed a new package.
Run it from the dotpups-menu, or drag
/usr/local/dependency-checker/dependencychecker
to your Desktop.

Or add it to
/usr/sbin/dotpuprox.sh
like this:

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# ----- cleanup the working space

rm -rf /root/DotPupTmpDir

#-- NEW
/usr/local/dependency-checker/dependencychecker &

Then it will run automatically, when you install a Dotpup.

It just checks files that register to /root/.packages/ , what is the case with alien Packages and dotpups created with the dotpup-Wizard.

It is a very short shellscript, but not intensively tested.

Download (7 kb)
http://dotpups.de/dotpups/Desktop-Tools ... hecker.pup

Mark

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broken download link

#2 Post by gaman »

The download link for the dependency-checker is broken.

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#4 Post by sunburnt »

Nice Mark; Now if it were incorperated into DotPup, & PupGet, etc.

But I'm real sure you've thought of this...

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#5 Post by MU »

PSI already includes it (I think a more up to date version).
Also PUPget had a dependency checking script, that basically did the same.

PETget now works different, as it uses manually created dependency-lists.

Mark

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