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Jason W:
I have added a -k option to importsce to allow the keeping of doc and man pages.  Helpful for offline documentation and use of the "man" command provided by the man-db package.

New cut uploaded to x86 release candidates.

http://tinycorelinux.net/5.x/x86/release_candidates/

Jason W:
Made some cosmetic bugfixes, some that apply to the current release.  But rather than potentially cause structural bugs in the current offering look for the fixes here.

Also, since most folks use the same importsce flags each time, a config file is being introduced that will allow simple calling of importsce and your favorite flags being used without specifying them each time.  /etc/sysconfig/sceconfig is the file, below is the structure.  Change "FALSE" to "TRUE" to enact your preferred behavior.  Flags used during importsce of course override config file settings.


--- Code: ---# Use KEEPDOC=TRUE to keep /usr/share/doc and /usr/share/man
# directories in sce's. Useful for the man command form the
# man-db package.
KEEPDOC=FALSE

# Use RAM=TRUE to use RAM to unpack the contents of packages used
# when making an SCE.  Particularly useful for flash devices.
RAM=FALSE

# Use DEPS=TRUE to make use of existing SCEs as dependencies
# of the imported one.
DEPS=FALSE

# Use SIZE=TRUE for the displaying of the sizes of needed RAM, HD
# space and download when importing.
SIZE=FALSE

--- End code ---

netnomad:
hi jason w,

works as expected!

do you plan the option to override the config-file on the command line?

thank you for your help.

Jason W:
Hi,
As of now, config file overrides command line.  Meaning there is no --without-deps, just if you specifty DEPS=TRUE in he config file and don't use the -d option it is the same as using the -d option.

But specifying an option via the command line works regardless of what is in the config file.

Jason W:
Added a check in importsce for tce directory being on a Windows filesystem in absence of the -r option to unpack files in RAM.  If so, importsce exits and advises the user to try again with the -r RAM option.

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