The server just installed freebsd5.3, want to upgrade the system with CVSUP
So I will advance:
# CD / usr / ports / net / cvsup # Go to the ports directory # make install # Make Ports
Waiting for a while, watching the network speed, I spent N hours or so, Ports finished, my network speed is very fast, so, depressed! !
After the installation, I entered the support file directory of CVSUP:
# CD / USR / Share / Examples / CVSUP # lsreadme doc-supfile ports-supfile refuse.readme standard-support refuse stable-suppile www-supfile
I want to upgrade all the ports, I first edit the following posts-suppile:
# eE ports-support will see the following: # $ freebsd: src / share / example / cvsup / ports-support, v 1.32 2004/05/24 06:23:15 CJC Exp $ ..... .
There are only a few places where we care, one is to update those ports, the default is updated: ## ports collection. ## The Easiest Way To Get The ports tree is to use the "ports-all" # mega-collection. IT Includes All of the Individual "Ports - *" # Collections, Ports-All
I have to upgrade all, I don't modify it, just modify the following CVSUP server, change abroad to domestic server:
The default is: * Default host = change_this.freebsd.org
For faster speeds, we generally choose the server that is close to us:
* Default host = cvsup.freebsdchina.org
Save the file, execute the command:
# cvsup -g -l 2 ports-support
It turned out to fail, dizzy! ! !
So repeatedly tested, it turned out, maybe I used the CVSUP to be a new version, as long as the execution:
#CVSUP PORTS-SUPFILE
You can upgrade, huh, huh ~~~
