Re: TL2012 status 2012-03-07
On Di, 13 Mär 2012, Frank Küster wrote:
> - identify "types" (i.e. currently binfiles) that shouldn't be
> installed, get the list of those files from the package just unpacked
> and remove them
That is actually easier:
--- tpm2deb-source.pl (revision 5177)
+++ tpm2deb-source.pl (working copy)
@@ -268,6 +268,8 @@
copy_unpack_included_packages($coll, $texlivedest);
#copy_collection_files($coll,$texlivedest,$types);
}
+ # remove binary files
+ `rm -rf \"$texlivedest/bin\"`;
#
# necessary for media detection!
&mkpath("$texlivedest/texmf/web2c");
should suffice, right?
> - check whether any files are blacklisted in the package just unpacked
> and remove them.
Yes, that has to be done!
For package blacklists: As far as I see this is already done in the
routine, eg I cannot find anywhere some (latex-)beamer related file in
the .orig.tar.gz, since it is blacklisted.
For file blacklists: We have to remove files in
@{$TeXLive{'all'}{'file_blacklist'}
but be careful, that can contain regexp.
I have not done *ANY* changes by now since I cannot test, please
if anyone has time, take a look into it, thanks.
> > I want to base on the daily snapshots of tlnet, because that gives a
> > fixed date and not some svn number. And maybe it was wrong and we
> > should go back to copy_collection_files ... if someone tries to do
> > it I would be happy.
>
> I don't think we should go back. Or do the above tasks look very
> difficult?
See above, no, it is trivial more or less. SO no go back, I agree.
Best wishes
Norbert
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