Deleted ._cfg files
With –noconfmem, portage will “forget” that it has already made a ._cfg file for a CONFIG_PROTECT file, thus causing portage to reinstall the ._cfg file needed for updating.
A chronological documentation test project, nothing serious, really!
With –noconfmem, portage will “forget” that it has already made a ._cfg file for a CONFIG_PROTECT file, thus causing portage to reinstall the ._cfg file needed for updating.
yum and rpm stop doing their magic because of corrupt files etc and no updates can be performed on the system. A simple, but maybe not recommended solution is to delete the files located in /var/lib/rpm -rw-r–r– 1 root root 0 Jan 22 10:10 __db.000 -rw-r–r– 1 root root 24576 Jan 19 17:12 __db.001 -rw-r–r– […]
#!/bin/bash # Use a shell loop #mkdir thumbnails if [ ! -f *.JPG ] ; then echo “Ingen filer tilgjengelig!” else for file in *.JPG do width=`identify -format %w ${file}`; \ convert -background ‘#0008’ -fill white -gravity center -size ${width}x90 \ -font Sketchy -pointsize 50 \ caption:”Copyright © 2007 Pario.no” \ +size ${file} +swap -gravity […]
#!/bin/bash # Hans-Henry Jakobsen # Script som bl.a resizer bilder og legger de i rett mappe # NB! ikke bruk originalfil da dette script sletter fila # Sjekker at mapper eksisterer if [ ! -d 320 ] then mkdir 320 fi if [ ! -d 480 ] then mkdir 480 fi for file in $(ls|grep […]
netstat -nap| egrep “(0.0.0.0).*(0.0.0.0).*LISTEN” | gawk ‘{print $4 “:” $7}’ | egrep -o “:(.*)” | cut -c 2-|sed ‘s/\//\:/’