>for pkg in `dpkg-awk "Status:.* installed$" -- Package \
> | grep -v '^$' | sed 's/^Package: //'`; do echo $pkg install ; done \
> | dpkg --set-selections
>
>for pkg in `dpkg-awk "Status:.* not-installed$" -- Package \
> | grep -v '^$' | sed 's/^Package: //'`; do echo $pkg purge ; done \
> | dpkg --set-selectionss.debian.org
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YEAY this seems to have worked for the most part. It's now only confused
about exim. I removed exim and installed postfix a while back and it seems
to want to revert but no biggie. Thank you so much!
Now any idea what this could mean? I am pretty sure a cron job is spitting
out these errors into the log but what cron job and why?
iput: device 03:01 inode 110047 still has aliases!
iput: device 03:01 inode 65988 still has aliases!
iput: device 03:01 inode 112902 still has aliases!
iput: device 03:01 inode 141716 still has aliases!
iput: device 03:01 inode 142142 still has aliases!
iput: device 03:01 inode 94274 still has aliases!
iput: device 03:01 inode 96020 still has aliases!
iput: device 03:01 inode 156730 still has aliases!
There are a TON of these.
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Tim Uckun
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