Hi,
I'm new to Gentoo. I come from FreeBSD. I have to run Gentoo in
this particular case because I need an asterisk box and asterisk runs
better on Linux than FreeBSD.
That being said, I must say that I am very impressed with Gentoo.
It's far superior to RedHat, which was the last
On Sunday, 4 June 2006 4:40, Jason Lixfeld wrote:
Hi,
I'm new to Gentoo. I come from FreeBSD. I have to run Gentoo in
this particular case because I need an asterisk box and asterisk runs
better on Linux than FreeBSD.
That being said, I must say that I am very impressed with Gentoo.
Jason Lixfeld wrote:
Hi,
2) pkg_version -- summarize installed versions of packages. Outputs
what newer ports are available to what versions are actually installed.
I've looked through the emerge and ebuild docs, but I can't find
anything that operates the same way.
emerge eix
I'm new to Gentoo. I come from FreeBSD. I have to run Gentoo in
this particular case because I need an asterisk box and asterisk runs
better on Linux than FreeBSD.
Sad. OSS software should be platform independent (expecially if both
OSes are Unix-like).
That being said, I must say
1) periodic(8) -- run periodic system functions. runs daily, weekly,
monthly and security scripts. These scripts do everything from check
rejected emails to backing up the passwd file. It's also got a local
facility where I can put my own scripts in. It's run out of cron and
emails the output
Raymond Lewis Rebbeck wrote:
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I believe gentoolkit has a glsa-check script which would be equivalent to
this.
Anyone know of any Gentoo equivalents and if not, what might be
decent workarounds?
Try this:
NAME
glsa-check - Gentoo: Tool to locally monitor and
060603 Jason Lixfeld wrote:
I am very impressed with Gentoo. It's far superior to RedHat.
No-one is likely to disagree with you here (grin).
1) periodic(8) -- run periodic system functions.
sys-process/vixie-cron .
2) pkg_version -- summarize installed versions of packages.
All installed
On Sat, 3 Jun 2006 19:41:07 -0400, Philip Webb wrote:
Emerge app-portage/gentoolkit , then enter
glsa-check -l | grep \[N\]
or glsa-check --test all
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I believe gentoolkit has a glsa-check script which would be equivalent to
this.
wow, I didn't know about this! thanks!
m.
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