On 07/23/10 11:11, Jose V Beneyto wrote:

Hello, Hello Jose,

I wrote a portdb client which uses libcurl and libxml2.

Some examples of usage:

# portdbc dups | grep mplayer mplayer 8 smplayer 2

# portdbc getup xfce > /etc/ports/xfce.rsync

# portdbc search java firefox-java-plugin jdolan httpup sync http://jdolan.dyndns.org/jaydolan/ports/#firefox-java-plugin firefox-java-plugin firefox-java-plugin opt rsync -aqz crux.nu::ports/crux-2.6/opt/firefox-java-plugin/ firefox-java-plugin java-gcj-compat ecarux httpup sync http://ecarux.de/ports/#java-gcj-compat java-gcj-compat

# portdbc repos | grep ' rsync ' | wc -l 19

For people who want to download the source code: http://sepen.mine.nu/releases/portdbc-1.0.tar.bz2

Also I prepared a port for my private collection, to get a copy: $ rsync -aqz mikeux.dyndns.org::ports/sepen/portdbc/ portdbc

I'd be glad to know your opinions and see any kind of reports and/or patches.

great, it's a really interesting util to get info about portdb in some cases where there isn't a web browser. Thank you for sharing it.

Best regards, Regards, Victor.

-- Learning bit by bit. Victor Martinez | http://lokalix.dyndns.org