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On 11/14/2011 11:05 AM, Aaron Mendo Andrade wrote:
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Hello, Would it be possible make that urpmi detect if to run
command or a run program to detect if you don't have it and
install it? I think it's a good idea and makes a big difference
to both users and developers of mageia.<br>
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I sympathize with what you want, but the fact is that urpmi is not
involved. You type the non-existent program name, and the shell
just tells you there is no such file in the $PATH.<br>
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Of course, you could write a small script to do what the shell does
(search your $PATH), run the program if found, or launch urpmi if
it's not, but you'd have to always use the script from the command
line, or change the executable in every menu entry.....<br>
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