Is the OP using "pca" or "pcapatch.sh"? The latter has the "safe" option defined by default. Look for -isn option to the "pca" command in script. The "s" specifies "safe".
-----Original Message----- From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Martin Paul Sent: Thursday, August 25, 2011 3:44 AM To: PCA (Patch Check Advanced) Discussion Subject: EXTERNAL: Re: [pca] Failed File Verification Hi Aydin, > Thanks for explaining it to me. The interesting behavior is that I am > NOT explicitly asking for "--safe" installation and I still get the > following outcome. Am I doing something wrong?: The "--safe" option must be set somewhere, otherwise this behaviour is impossible. There are four places where options can be set: - in the pca script itself. Check whether you have the original script - in configuration files (~/.pca, /etc/pca.conf, etc.). Check debug output - in environment variables (PCA_*). Check "env | grep PCA" - on the command line. We can rule out that one. Martin.
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