sabayon-weekly->sabayonlinux.org NOT in repositories.conf

[joe3]

I'm confused. I use "repository = sabayonlinux.org" in my repositories.conf. I checked, all lines containing the string "sabayon-weekly" are still commented out. But today when I tried to do an

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equo upgrade --ask


I noticed it wanted to:

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>>  ## [U] [sabayon-weekly->sabayonlinux.org] dev-libs/iniparser-3.0.0|0   [3.0b-r1|0]


Is this normal???

I thought it wasn't considered a good idea to use both sabayon-weekly & sabayonlinux.org at the same time. Thus I keep one of them commented out at all times. I vaguely remember choosing sabayonlinux.org over sabayon-weekly because there was some package I wanted that wasn't available on sabayon-weekly at the time.

In case this is NOT normal, the complete screen output of the aborted equo update can be found at:

http://pastebin.com/MWwvZ5AX

And yes, this was just a few minutes after doing an

equo update

If it matters, there's a copy of my repositories.conf at:

http://pastebin.com/wq4tNY9h

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joe3

[batvink]

your repositories.conf looks a bit messy, but seems to be okay.
line 137 says that your on official sabayonlinux.org repository and,
except for a few mirrors (who are pointed to sabayonlinux.org repo) (lines: 16, 19, 21, and(23t/m26))
everything else is commented out.

I don't know exactly what "[sabayon-weekly->sabayonlinux.org]" means, or what it's trying to say,
but maybe it's possible that sabayon-weekly is enabled in Sulfur.
You can check that, by opening Sulfur in advanced mode,
and goto the repositories TAB.
If sabayonlinux.org AND sabayon-weekly both are marked as active,
simply unmark the sabayon-weekly repository.

[joost]

I don't know exactly what "[sabayon-weekly->sabayonlinux.org]" means, or what it's trying to say,

Let me explain it then. The package was installed from weekly but gets upgraded to a version from sabayonlinux.org

[joe3]

your repositories.conf looks a bit messy, but seems to be okay.
line 137 says that your on official sabayonlinux.org repository and,
except for a few mirrors (who are pointed to sabayonlinux.org repo) (lines: 16, 19, 21, and(23t/m26))
everything else is commented out.

Yeah, I rarely clean out old comments on config files... every now and then they remind me of something I shouldna forgot. But it is a bit messy...

I don't know exactly what "[sabayon-weekly->sabayonlinux.org]" means, or what it's trying to say,but maybe it's possible that sabayon-weekly is enabled in Sulfur.

Except that I never use sulfur... I prefer equo's clean text interface. (Besides I usually upgrade from an actual console. and Sulfer needs X to be up and running)

I don't know exactly what "[sabayon-weekly->sabayonlinux.org]" means, or what it's trying to say,

Let me explain it then. The package was installed from weekly but gets upgraded to a version from sabayonlinux.org

Ahhhhh... Then this simply means that the particular package was last installed/upgraded before I switched to using the sabayonlinux.org? And if I'm reading between the lines correctly, If I let this upgarde process, AND if I stay with sabayonlinux.org { never again to enable sabayon-weekly } Then the next time after this one that this package upgrades the relitive line in the "equo upgrade --ask" output will only refer to sabayonlinux.org, and no longer mention sabayon-weekly anymore?

I'm thinking that this can't be the first time equo has advised me of this repo change via
"[sabayon-weekly->sabayonlinux.org]" But mearly the first time I noticed it. Shame on me...

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Joe3