an unstable filesystem and won't be able to use it safely. If you
answer yes, the contents may be wrong, but the filesystem itself will
be stable and usable.
Thoughts?
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# discard if no valid hostname or IP address
/\(^host:\| ipaddr:\)/!d
# if valid IP address, discard anything else
s/^.* ipaddr://
# if valid hostname, discard anything else
s/^host:\([^ ]*\).*$/\1/
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included
in your original posting included commands that include shell special
characters, such as the pipe (|). Without the eval command, those
characters would not be treated the way you appear to want them treated
(as special characters).
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/%20/ /g'`
( set -x; mv ${old} ${new} )
done
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to the acceptable executables.
You might also want to review the files that the program is trying to
open. In your zeal, you might have inadvertently changed the permissions
on a data file. You can find these using the output from strace, too:
grep -w 'f?open' /tmp/passwd.strace
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install what
will be used. I'd like a clean way to remove a component--for instance
development tools, or X, or printing support--from the system without
breaking any dependencies.
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I've just installed a new software package that includes manual pages.
When I try to read the pages with man -M path page, I'm told the
manual page doesn't exist. When I use truss man -M path page,
truss generates *NO* output. Is that normal?
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these connections get dropped?
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