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I've taken this and made it more complicated :( I'm interested in suggestions for improvements!

It will now keep "local" repositories in the list if they are alive, even if they aren't in the PPM::Repositories list or one of ActiveState's.

It preserves the order of "local" repositories. (Those added from PPM::Repositories are still added in key order.)

Since this script would generally be run only occasionally, it also gets the latest PPM::Repositories, in case that list has been updated. I could only mangle^Wmanage this automatically by first removing the old module, and then installing it again. If this somehow fails to reinstall, the script won't load. (I could fix this, but I've run out of time today. Besides, it winds up being something of a circular dependency.) This can be avoided by calling it with some arbitrary argument.

adds and deletes now only happen if necessary (according to the IN_LOCAL_LIST key in the script-generated %repositories hash).

I also found that exec in Windoze caused the prompt to wait for user input, such that it never appeared to finish. Switching to system with appropriate control logic fixed it.

I'm sure someone will want option processing, etc., but I'm not inclined to add that today ;)

Update: Thanks to randyk, used PPM::UI instead of ppm rep describe $name.

#!/your/perl/here # based on script found at http://perlmonks.org/?node_id=469988 use strict; use warnings; use PPM::Repositories; use PPM::UI; use Net::Ping; $|++; if ( not @ARGV ) { print "Updating PPM-Repositories...$/"; print `ppm uninstall PPM-Repositories`; print `ppm install PPM-Repositories`; system("perl $0 PPM-Repositories reinstalled") == 0 or die qq{system: "perl $0 PPM-Repositories reinstalled" failed, + $?}; } else { # predefined hash keys my $ORDER = 'ORDER'; # preserve order of local rep list my $LOCATION = 'LOCATION'; my $IN_LOCAL_LIST = 'IN_LOCAL_LIST'; my %repositories; my $sort_order = 0; # counter for sort ordering # add local repositories print "Getting local repository list"; my @names = map {m/^\[[\d\ ]+\]\ (.*)\s*$/} split(/[\r\n]/, `ppm r +ep`); foreach my $name ( @names ) { print "."; # ppm rep describe $name didn't work on XP, this does my $info = PPM::UI::repository_info($name); my $result = $info->{result}; my $location = $result->[1]; $repositories{$name} = {$ORDER => $sort_order++, $LOCATION => $location, $IN_LOCAL_LIST => 1}; } print "$/$/"; # get rep list from module print "Getting PPM::Repositories list.$/$/"; foreach my $name (keys %Repositories) { # don't overwrite if local entry exists if ( not exists ($repositories{$name})) { $repositories{$name} = {$ORDER => $sort_order++, $LOCATION => $Repositories{$n +ame}->{location}, $IN_LOCAL_LIST => 0}; } } print "Checking repositories:$/"; # ping all repositories foreach my $name (sort order keys %repositories) { my $domain = my $location = $repositories{$name}->{$LOCATION}; next unless $domain =~ s|^\s*http://([^/]+)/.*$|$1|; print "$name "; if ( Net::Ping->new()->ping($domain) ) { print "is alive.$/"; # only add when needed if ( not $repositories{$name}->{$IN_LOCAL_LIST} ) { my $backtick = `ppm rep add $name $location`; if ($backtick =~ /^error/i ) { warn "Error adding $name ($location)$/$backtick"; } } } else { print "is dead.$/"; # only delete when needed if ( ( $repositories{$name}->{$IN_LOCAL_LIST} ) and ( $name !~ /activestate/i ) ) { my $backtick = `ppm rep delete $name`; if ($backtick =~ /^error/i ) { warn "Error deleting $name$/$backtick"; } } } } # show updated list of active repositories print $/, `ppm rep`, $/; exit; # this sub needs same scope as %repositories sub order { $repositories{$a}->{$ORDER} <=> $repositories{$b}->{$ORDER}; } } __END__

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In reply to Re^2: Script to update your PPM Repositories by QM
in thread Script to update your PPM Repositories by tphyahoo

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