xiang schrieb:
Today,i run pkgdb -F,but get a error message:you do not own
/var/db/pkg,becouse i had delete /var/db/pkg by oversight just the other
day.
and i install som ports by pkg_add just now, then i can get
/var/db/pkg,but only a record of few ports in /var/db/pkg.
As a result,It do not
xiang writes:
Today,i run pkgdb -F,but get a error message:you do not own
/var/db/pkg,becouse i had delete /var/db/pkg by oversight just
the other day.
how can i do now?
If you have deleted all contents of /var/db/pkg, and you don't
have a backup, you're screwed. You'll have
Robert Huff wrote:
xiang writes:
Today,i run pkgdb -F,but get a error message:you do not own
/var/db/pkg,becouse i had delete /var/db/pkg by oversight just
the other day.
how can i do now?
If you have deleted all contents of /var/db/pkg, and you don't
have a backup, you're
Tom Grove writes:
If you haven't run locate since you delete /var/db/pkg you could run:
locate /var/db/pkg
This will at least give you a partial (maybe a full) listing of
everything you have installed. From there you could do a script that
does something like:
for $program
Today,i run pkgdb -F,but get a error message:you do not own
/var/db/pkg,becouse i had delete /var/db/pkg by oversight just the other
day.
and i install som ports by pkg_add just now, then i can get
/var/db/pkg,but only a record of few ports in /var/db/pkg.
As a result,It do not show all ports
