http://www.gentoo.org/dyn/pkgs/index.xml Any pacakges that are not 'x86' pkgs (i.e. x11-misc/xeasyconf ) don't show up in the packages lists online.
Might also be good to remove meekrob as default for website and replace with drobbins or bug-wranglers
MArk, yeah, I'll talk to kabau when I see him. He was supposed to have done that already
Has anyone had a chance to look at this? Or is the bug in the pit of hell like many others I've filed recently?
any python coders around to do this? I will dabble in it, but I am not sure what to do... //ZhEN
I dont have access to angel or I would take a look myself
gerk: the scripts are in gentoo-xml, which is in the gentoo-src tree. Could you possibly take a look please? //ZhEN
Took a quick look, it doesn't look like there will be an easy fix from the way it's setup. Because of the way it's setup (using bestmatch methods) it will be very specific to the hardware that it's running on , and its not something I would be into/able to rewrite easily. So in fact it is only showing x86 pkgs, and not ppc, sparc, sparc64 or alpha (potentially).
Hmm after taking a closer look at this listing, I'm not sure on the approach they use, bestmatch will give the most current available version for that pkg, given the ACCEPT_KEYWORDS, ARCH, etc etc Is this the best approach to use for this or would a more comprehensive pkg listing be better for our site? A more compreshensive one could also potentially change the formatting, etc as it may show multiple versions for a pkg (like latest stable, latest testing, etc). This could get complicated ;) just a word of warning. I think we may have to take this to core to get some reactions before moving ahead with anything.
drobbins and gerk fixed this. it should be on the site. //ZhEN
