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sce-update, possible quick check feature

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nitram:
The connection issue was coincidental, changing Debian mirror fixed.

sce-update -a now runs through quickly, indicates SCEs up to date, just the cat issues already noted.


--- Code: ---tc@box:/etc/sysconfig$ sce-update
debian
#################### 100.0% 0.0 kBps DONE   

verifying download...checksum matches OK
used 11409408 local, fetched 0
#################### 100.0% 0.0 kBps DONE   

verifying download...checksum matches OK
used 362496 local, fetched 0
Using the repo http://security.debian.org jessie main
cat: debinx.*: No such file or directory
cat: /tmp/PKGEXTRAFILEMD5SUMLIST: No such file or directory
Your SCEs are up to date.

--- End code ---

Jason W:
I had made some changes after my last post here, but didn't want to keep posting.  And the missing debinx.* is cosmetic, will fix tonight. 

Please do:

sudo rm /etc/sysconfig/tcedir/import/debinx/OLDDEBINX

sudo rm /etc/sysconfig/tcedir/import/debinx/NEWDEBINX

And try again.

Jason W:
I see a couple issues, but mostly cosmetic.  Will make a new RC tonight.

Jason W:
Uploaded fix to RC area, hopefully all is well now.

nitram:
dCore-jessie:2016.01.12.21.09

There was an xorg-intel update there, updated. On first run,  sce-update -a  launched directly into checking individual extensions, presumably as updates were potentially available. Unable to attach output due to screen clear.

Just thinking outloud. When potential updates available, NEWDEBINX doesn't immediately become OLDDEBINX. In my perfect world, if changes were detected then sce-update would ask user to view diff, user can make infomed decision whether it's worth proceeding with all SCE checks. Or maybe even exit and then just check a particular SCE to save time/CPU (eg sce-update xorg-intel). Some diffs would be quite obvious that installed SCEs are not affected. Think that's why i was thinking diff in the OP, not md5sum check.

The OLDDEBINX and NEWDEBINX diff with the xorg-intel update, presumably xtrlock or maybe more triggered the update:

--- Code: ---tc@box:/mnt/sdb4/tce/import/debinx$ diff OLDDEBINX NEWDEBINX
--- OLDDEBINX
+++ NEWDEBINX
@@ -323546,3 +323546,22 @@
 xtrlock-deb2sce: 76ddbcf61e954f57de4cbc9b9f4fc4b5
 xulrunner-10.0-deb2sce: cb87e753c5f157e03c5d6c2d76a43e2f
 xz-utils-deb2sce: 6d0a099c18e8d49667d774b1e9d0549a
+clamav: 7f0b89a396b0ae92184d21f113b748f6
+e17: 4d8793fac534235e9ef0102c0a98679b
+e17-stable: 4d8793fac534235e9ef0102c0a98679b
+e18-plain: 4d8793fac534235e9ef0102c0a98679b
+e19-plain: 4d8793fac534235e9ef0102c0a98679b
+e20: 5864e145a570ff8ed66ea795e22371d5
+firefox: c9a6ade22ef6ca73127fe2e55349dd7c
+fluxbox: 0bcbb6918bb8adbdfe9d9addaf7b470a
+gparted: 593b3259914148c3a7d6d79c783a154b
+icewm: efd0a4ff93970f79842eafc8370f43ed
+jwm: 04f4fa5d9613bdfee73dd9d7f58d26a2
+libpam-modules: 848f814a7a61c8a5ed08cda56268029f
+libreoffice: bbbc7ed99d1683598d3cc5e79d71ea5f
+lxde: 5249893e10ea4698e48eb7de349963b0
+midori: b02713f85b579033d836432e93dac16b
+openbox: fc81a6233002989d9a539fda88e057da
+python-minimal: 28cd80c3fe790316583a1d3c1170ce3f
+xfce4: 8407272ea0fb442718436657292c1126
+xtrlock: 4f77bf4d10b6d350128eeef18f8541d8

--- End code ---

Upon reboot, xorg-intel worked well. Re-ran  sce-import -a  but still getting this:

--- Code: ---tc@box:/mnt/sdb4/tce/import/debinx$ sce-update -a
/usr/bin/sce-update: line 116: can't open /tmp/debinx: no such file
cat: /tmp/PKGEXTRAFILEMD5SUMLIST: No such file or directory
Your SCEs are up to date.

--- End code ---

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