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Thanks for reporting. There have been some changes in the rpc interface recently (breaking a lot of helpers). Should be fixed with 3.2.12

aurget 3.2.11-1 $ aurget -Syu warning: diffpac: local (20101219-1) is newer than aur (20100118-1) warning: firebrand: local (3.6-3) is newer than aur ({"type":"error","results":"No results found"}) warning: ttf-consolas: local (1-1) is newer than aur ({"type":"error","results":"No results found"}) warning: uswsusp: local (0.8-6) is newer than aur ({"type":"error","results":"No results found"}) warning: xf86miscproto: local (0.9.3-1) is newer than aur ({"type":"error","results":"No results found"}) warning: xorg-res-utils: local (1.0.3-3) is newer than aur ({"type":"error","results":"No results found"})

Thanks alot, mate! Just tested and works perfectly now! I really appreciate your efforts and thanks again! CU, Martin.

Fix pushed mhertz. FYI: I'm going to let it sit in git for a bit before updating the aur package.

Thanks alot, mate; most appreciated! CU, Martin.

Hmm, that should definitely work; probably a typo on my part. I'll see if I can figure it out and get in a fix in soon.

You seriously rocks, brisbin! It works perfectly! Thank you so much for adding this nice new functionality! I tested with adding a simple textfile named ratpoison-git into /etc/customizepkg/, which adds the --without-xft build-option to ratpoison(cuts ram usage in half), and then runned './aurget -S --noedit ratpoison-git' from a git-clone of latest aurget, and everything works perfectly! Thanks again! Btw, if I could please ask you one more final thing, then I preffer to not touch the config file for aurget, and instead use aliases with the needed command-line args, but i'm having some difficulty with getting aurget to use /tmp for sources/packages and to leave the current working folder clean and empty after the aurget run... It works fine if I in the config define 'package_directory=/tmp' and 'build_directory=/tmp', but if the config is untouched, and I instead add the following extra args: --package_directory=/tmp and --build_directory=/tmp', then I still get the built package sitting in current directory after aurget operation? I e.g. ran: 'aurget -S --noedit --package_directory=/tmp --build_directory=/tmp ps_mem' and still afterwards got the ps_mem package tarball sitting in current working directory afterwards? Thanks in advance! Martin.

You seriously rocks, brisbin! It works perfectly! Thank you so much for adding this nice new functionality! I tested with adding a simple textfile named ratpoison-git into /etc/customizepkg/, which adds the --without-xft build-option to ratpoison(cuts ram usage in half), and then runned './aurget -S --noedit ratpoison-git' from a git-clone of latest aurget, and everything works perfectly! Thanks again! Btw, if I could please ask you one more final thing, then I preffer to not touch the config file for aurget, and instead use aliases with the needed command-line args, but i'm having some difficulty with getting aurget to use /tmp for sources/packages and to leave the current working folder clean and empty after the aurget run... It works fine if I in the config define 'package_directory=/tmp' and 'build_directory=/tmp', but if the config is untouched, and I instead add the following extra args: --package_directory=/tmp and --build_directory=/tmp', then I still get the built package sitting in current directory after aurget operation? I e.g. ran: 'aurget -S --noedit --package_directory=/tmp --build_directory=/tmp ps_mem' and still afterwards got the ps_mem package tarball sitting in current working directory afterwards? Thanks in advance! Martin.

I've just committed a change to github which tries to accomplish this. I don't use customizepkg so I didn't test, can you? I did verify that normal building etc still works.

Hi brisbin! Wow, I _love_ your bash_completion script! That seriously rocks to be able to complete aur packages, so I don't need to use -Ss first! Anyway, could I possibly get you to consider adding customizepkg as an optdepends to aurget, like yaourt has? This is so that we don't need to edit the pkgbuilds upon each upgrade/install, and instead have the pkgbuilds auto-patched upon install with e.g. custom ./configure options, or add/remove deps, or include patches etc. It could e.g. be a simple: " [[ -f "/etc/customizepkg.d/$1" ]] && customizepkg --modify " one-line addition to your script, just after the package-tarball is unpacked... Just a thought! Anyway, thanks again for your nice script! Martin.