Re: Pkgbase removing all third party pkgs nukes system
Adrian Chadd <[email protected]>
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On Tue, 29 Jul 2025 at 19:03, TheComputerCollector < [email protected]> wrote: > This should not be shipped. Removing all third party packages with pkg(8) > nukes the system, deleting everything but a few libraries. Pkgbase should > be handled by a seperate pkgbase(8) command. I belive that all packages > that make up a traditional base should have a flag that only lets them be > manipulated by pkgbase(8), while everything else can be manipulated by pkg, > even though the new command is a frontend for the same system. I also > belive that you should be able to add that flag to normal packages, for > example if I want ftpd back. I also belive this would be good for stopping > forced system updates when updating software, which is something I hate > about Linux. > what happened? what did you type? It's quite possible we should make a "default" repo so pkg upgrade, pkg delete, etc doesn't operate on eg freebsd-base repo unless you explicitly ask it to? -a