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sce-update, possible quick check feature

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netnomad:
hi friends,

i attached a screenshot about two missing files.
tc@box:~$ version -r
You are running dCore-jessie:2016.01.13.01.02, the latest release candidate.

thank you for your interest.

nitram:
Sorry still something not right, excuse if netnomad indicated same - Dillo can't download attached screenshots properly.

After a fresh boot, didn't run any other sce-* commands or anything previously:

--- Code: ---tc@box:~$ version -r
You are running dCore-jessie:2016.01.13.01.02, the latest release candidate.
tc@box:~$ sce-update -a
/usr/bin/sce-update: line 116: can't open /tmp/debinx: no such file
debian
#################### 100.0% 0.0 kBps DONE   

verifying download...checksum matches OK
used 11409408 local, fetched 0

Debian Index synced: debian_jessie_main_i386_Packages

#################### 100.0% 0.0 kBps DONE   

verifying download...checksum matches OK
used 362496 local, fetched 0

Debian Security Index synced: debian_jessie_security_i386_Packages

Using the repo http://security.debian.org jessie main
cat: /tmp/PKGEXTRAFILEMD5SUMLIST: No such file or directory
Your SCEs are up to date.

--- End code ---

Jason W:
Ok, I will check into it tonight.

Jason W:
Bugs hopefully fixed, and added option to view diff of new and old debinx data.

Jason W:
Here is an issue I see with this.  Unless "sce-update -a" is run and completed, and instead updating only one or several SCEs, the NEWDEBINX when copied to OLDDEBINX at the completion of sce-update, it gives a false impression all SCEs are up to date and therefore until a new change in DEBINX data occurs, it kind of assumes all SCEs have been updated to the latest OLDDEBINX state.  Don't know how to fix or work around.  Ideas welcome.

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