On 2025/05/07 16:50, H. Hartzer wrote: > Hi ports@, > > I'd like to pull down all of the distfiles for the software that I have > installed, maybe once a release. I could stuff this, with the install > ISO, src.tar.gz, ports.tar.gz, etc, on a DVD or more likely a BluRay. > > It seems like I can mirror distfiles with dpb, but I'm not sure this is > perfect. > > I did dpb -F 2 lang/go, which pulled down the go distfiles just fine. It > also pulled down bash, a dependency. But it did not appear to pull down > bash's dependencies. This is my first concern. > > The other is that I need to get pkgpaths out of pkg_info, to pull all of > these down. Though I'm not 100% sure all of the distfiles would get > fetched if I passed all of these to dpb, given the above. Either way, it > seems like a next step. > > I can't figure out a good way to get pkgpaths out of pkg_info. pkg_info > will show all installed packages. pkg_info -P will show a pkgpath for > specified packages, but not all installed. I can certainly write a > script, but I feel like this is an already trodden path that I'm not > aware of.
pkg_info -Pa One way to do it is write the pkgpaths to a file and "cd /usr/ports; SUBDIRLIST=/tmp/pkgpaths make fetch" (that wouldn't pull in distfiles for dependencies though). > Would appreciate any advice you can offer. > > Thank you! > > -Henrich >
